Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Experience five powerful films that celebrate First Nations voices, cultures, histories, and futures.
The First Nations Film Festival 2026 Reconciliation Week Collection brings together inspiring documentaries, powerful personal stories, and thought-provoking short films that invite audiences to deepen their understanding of Country, culture, truth-telling, and reconciliation.
Featuring:
🎬 Always Watching – Powerful Stolen Generations testimonies that inspire truth, healing, and reconciliation.
🎬 Japarta: A Journey to the Gurindji Way – The remarkable story of Japanese scholar Minoru Hokari and his lifelong commitment to preserving Gurindji history and culture.
🎬 More Than a Fish Kill – A moving story of community resilience, cultural connection, and healing along the Barka River.
🎬 Mothers on Country – Three intimate portraits of Aboriginal women connected across generations through culture, Country, and motherhood.
🎬 First Nations Shorts Collection – A curated selection of short films exploring birth, identity, grief, activism, history, healing, and intergenerational knowledge.
Together, these films showcase the strength, resilience, and diversity of First Nations communities while encouraging meaningful conversations about reconciliation, justice, culture, and belonging.
🎟️ Get your FNFF26 All Access Pass today – just $38
👉 fanforcetv.com/pages/fnff26
Watch all five films and celebrate Reconciliation Week through powerful First Nations storytelling.
⏳ Extended due to popular demand – available until 19 July 2026.
Experience five powerful films that celebrate First Nations voices, cultures, histories, and futures.
The First Nations Film Festival 2026 Reconciliation Week Collection brings together inspiring documentaries, powerful personal stories, and thought-provoking short films that invite audiences to deepen their understanding of Country, culture, truth-telling, and reconciliation.
Featuring:
🎬 Always Watching – Powerful Stolen Generations testimonies that inspire truth, healing, and reconciliation.
🎬 Japarta: A Journey to the Gurindji Way – The remarkable story of Japanese scholar Minoru Hokari and his lifelong commitment to preserving Gurindji history and culture.
🎬 More Than a Fish Kill – A moving story of community resilience, cultural connection, and healing along the Barka River.
🎬 Mothers on Country – Three intimate portraits of Aboriginal women connected across generations through culture, Country, and motherhood.
🎬 First Nations Shorts Collection – A curated selection of short films exploring birth, identity, grief, activism, history, healing, and intergenerational knowledge.
Together, these films showcase the strength, resilience, and diversity of First Nations communities while encouraging meaningful conversations about reconciliation, justice, culture, and belonging.
🎟️ Get your FNFF26 All Access Pass today – just $38
👉 fanforcetv.com/pages/fnff26
Watch all five films and celebrate Reconciliation Week through powerful First Nations storytelling.
⏳ Extended due to popular demand – available until 19 July 2026.
