Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
THE GREY LINE is part of the FIRST NATIONS FILM FESTIVAL 2024
During NAIDOC WEEK 2024
July 7 - July 21
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Experience the power of First Nations storytelling by joining The First Nations Film Festival 2024 during Naidoc featuring a line up of films to help inspire, examine and drive discussion.
THE GREY LINE
Helen, taken from her Aboriginal parents and raised by a Perth family, learns her true identity at 14—a journey of hurt and resilience.
Runtime: 30 mins
Rated: Exempt (Recommended 'PG')
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THE GREY LINE is part of the FIRST NATIONS FILM FESTIVAL 2024
During NAIDOC WEEK 2024
July 7 - July 21
fanforcetv.com/pages/fnff24-rw
All-Access Pass only $38 AUD
Experience the power of First Nations storytelling by joining The First Nations Film Festival 2024 during Naidoc featuring a line up of films to help inspire, examine and drive discussion.
THE GREY LINE
Helen, taken from her Aboriginal parents and raised by a Perth family, learns her true identity at 14—a journey of hurt and resilience.
Runtime: 30 mins
Rated: Exempt (Recommended 'PG')
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![FIRST NATIONS FILM FESTIVAL 2026 | Official NAIDOC Week Trailer
FIRST NATIONS FILM FESTIVAL 2026 | Official NAIDOC Week Trailer
Five new First Nations releases, streaming this NAIDOC Week.
Get your All Access Pass → www.fanforcetv.com/pages/fnff26
From a young boy who finds his freedom in how fast he can run, to three mates crossing Country in search of who theyre meant to become, to Yolŋu women carrying the knowledge of bringing life into the world, to one mans lifelong fight for justice — the First Nations Film Festival returns this NAIDOC Week with its 2026 collection.
This years program, 50 Years of Deadly, marks half a century of NAIDOC against the backdrop of 60,000 years of the worlds oldest living culture. Told entirely through First Nations voices.
THE NAIDOC 2026 COLLECTION
Four features:
· Windcatcher
· Yolngu Boy
· Djäkamirr
· Our Warrior
Plus the First Nations Shorts collection — six short films in one program.
TRAILER LAUNCH OFFER — 20% off the All Access Pass for early supporters. Our way of saying thank you for being part of this from the beginning. [code / deadline TBC]
Every festival pass supports the Indigenous Literacy Foundation, delivering books, resources and learning opportunities to remote Indigenous communities.
Streaming 5–19 July 2026 → www.fanforcetv.com/pages/fnff26
Missed Reconciliation Week? That collection is still available to stream too.
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