One Man's Road
1967, 25 Minutes
Clive Williams was born in 1915, the son of an Aboriginal police tracker from Casino in northern New South Wales.
In this black and white film, Clive recalls his personal journey from being ‘a wanderer of the wastelands’ in the country towns and Aboriginal reserves of rural New South Wales and his unfulfilled desire to become initiated into traditional Aboriginal culture, to his move to Sydney in the early 1960s to further his children’s education and to give them the opportunities that he missed out on growing up in the bush.
A National Film Board Production. Produced for the Department of Territories by the Australian Commonwealth Film Unit.
(000173800)
Director: Bob Kingsbury
Featured People: Clive Williams, Ida Williams
Year: 1967
Running Time: 25 Minutes
Classification: Exempt from classification
Curriculum Links: Indigenous Australian Studies, Identity, Place and Culture, Australian History, English, HSIE (Aboriginal Studies Stage 6), SOSE.
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| SKU | 000173800 |
| Brand | Film Australia |
