The Lost Tiger : First Animated Film by an Indigenous Woman Explores Heritage and Identity through a Thylacine single work   review  
Issue Details: First known date: 2025... 2025 The Lost Tiger : First Animated Film by an Indigenous Woman Explores Heritage and Identity through a Thylacine
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'Director Chantelle Murray’s new family film The Lost Tiger is the first animated feature written and directed by an Indigenous woman.'

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  • The Lost Tiger Chantelle Murray Philip Tarl Denson 2024 single work film/TV
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