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'Media Ethics, An Aboriginal Film and the Australian Film Commission details the development, pre production and marketing of aboriginal director Brian Syron's feature film, Jindalee Lady , the first Australian feature film to be directed by an Aboriginal and, according to Russell Mulvaney, Coordinator 1992 Dreamspeakers International Dilm Festival of First Nations, the first feature film ever to be directed by a First Nations director.' Source: Publisher's blurb

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  • Dedication: For the two "First Ever" in 50,000 years. Brian Syron and Bart Willoughby.

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    • New York (City), New York (State),
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      United States of America (USA),
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      Americas,      :       Writers Club Press ,       2002 .
      Extent: xv, 651pp.
      Note/s:
      • Introduction by Thomas G. Donovan, Executive Producer, Jindalee Lady, February 1998.
      ISBN: 0595252664
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