Ganibarra

What happens when we lose a species that is family? Ganibarra is a deeply personal journey into the cultural connection between first nations people and dingoes.

Cast

Sonya Takau

as Self / Jirrbal Rainforest Woman

Phyllis Grant

as Self / Jirrbal Rainforest Elder

Robert Grant

as Self / Jirrbal Rainforest Elder

Enid Grant

as Self / Western Kuku Yalanji & Kalkadoon Elder

Ernie Grant

as Self / Senior Jirrbal Rainforest Elder

Jack Muriata

as Self / Girramay Rainforest Elder

Willie Masina

as Self / Senior Jirrbal Rainforest Elder

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