Sweet Country. This movie is another absolute stunner of cinematic gold from director Warwick Thornton, a proud Kaytetye man. Set in the late 1920s in the Northern Territory outback, Sweet Country is based on a series of shocking true events that took place between the European settlers and First Nations people in the interwar period in Australia.. In the early 1800s, a pardoned convict in New South Wales faces a crisis of conscience when he lays claim to land inhabited by Indigenous Australians. Watch trailers & learn more.
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Netflix also has a new First Nations Forever page on the platform that spotlights a curated collection of Indigenous stories. Some highlights you can watch now include: The Sapphires. Redfern Now.. The Australian Dream. Directed by BAFTA-winning filmmaker Daniel Gordon, The Australian Dream centres around retired AFL star Adam Goodes who left the sport he loved and embarked on an advocacy journey after enduring racial abuse during a game. An activist for Indigenous causes, Goodes spoke out about his experience and was met with the heartbreaking fact that Australia is often incapable of.
