StoryWall

06/10/2023

Come along; watch, learn, act!

In 1967 an overwhelming ‘Yes for Aborigines’ allowed the Commonwealth to make laws for Indigenous Australians. In 2023 a majority Yes would constitutionally enshrine an Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Voice to advise on those laws. This is a matter of long overdue recognition and social justice.

Please join us for this special FREE SCREENING of a documentary about 1967 by Aboriginal filmmaker Frances Peters-Little.

18/12/2018

A snapshot of StoryWall highlights from across the 2018 calendar of events; so great to be part it all.

03/06/2018

Highly recommended for all StoryWall enthusiasts

There are over 800 documentaries now cataloged in our library of social change films. That's probably way too many for any mortal to ever watch in a lifetime, let alone a few years. Surely some...

29/05/2018

This extraordinary, poignant, entertaining and emotionally charged work used music, song, projection and a large cast to tell the sorry of members of the Stolen…

29/05/2018

It was another great turn out last Saturday for our featured film 'Bungalow Song' which has been updated (thank you ) and is now online; please share.

This extraordinary, poignant, entertaining and emotionally charged work used music, song, projection and a large cast to tell the sorry of members of the Stolen…

26/03/2018

Our theme this month explored different perspectives on belonging, and the things we do in order to fill our life with purpose and adventure.

This is one of the short films we showed alongside 'Lasseter's Bones'.

A huge thankyou to the project for making this film possible.

26/03/2018

It was another wonderful evening at StoryWall, enjoyed by all who attended.

25/02/2018

About 150 people turned up to StoryWall's February screening of C.P Mountford's 'Walkabout' and 'Uluru: A History of Ayers Rock'. Thanks to the Meeting Place Cafe for the delicious food.

15/02/2018

StoryWall : Saturday 24th February

Delicious food from 6:30pm. Films start at 7:50pm. BYO cushion.

Walkabout : Anthropologist CP Mountford narrates his experiences on a journey through central Australia with a group of Aboriginal people. An ethnographic record of life before extended contact with European culture. (27 minutes)

Uluru - A History of Ayers Rock : Made in the era before the hand back, this documentary features archival footage and dramatic re-enactments that reveals the geology, the history of exploration, the impact of tourism and the significance of Aboriginal Dreamtime. (42 mins)

StoryWall is a free monthly public cinema held in the Todd Mall on the lawns of Flynn’s Church, that screens films made in and about central Australia that celebrate the diversity of our region in a family friendly environment.

28/01/2018

28/01/2018

What a great night out! Our first screening for 2018 was well received by all in attendance. It’s wonderful to gather in the centre of town and share the space with each other, to celebrate aspects of our cultural heritage. A huge thanks to The Meeting Place Cafe for providing delicious meals (with an extra dollop of generous hospitality).