REVIEW: In The Ones that Disappeared, Melbourne author @ZanaFraillon follows up her acclaimed novel, The Bone Sparrow, with a grippingly taut and, at times, harrowing tale of three children captured by traffickers. @HachetteAus https://t.co/GfC1VkLvyD
Alexis Wright's @TheStellaPrize winning book,
Tracker: Stories of Tracker Tilmouth, "testifies to the life of an extraordinarily vibrant Aboriginal politician and activist" (@GiramondoBooks). Via Christopher Ringrose's review for @rightnowinc https://t.co/J34mGw5aHo
"A valuable and fascinating book." Christopher Ringrose reviews Tracker, Alexis Wright's @TheStellaPrize winning 'collective memoir' of Leigh Bruce “Tracker” Tilmouth. @GiramondoBooks https://t.co/U8cwqMDMMD
Amazing review of #unfractured. Thanks to @Shimma25 for the thoughtful piece about my film, featuring @ssteingraber1, whom the piece says "allows generous access to both her public and private lives, giving viewers a vivid impression of her character and resilience." https://t.co/PnkjEXBCKf
The @TransitionsFest is returning to @cinemanova this February 22 with an inspirational line-up of world-changing films! Here are Right Now's top picks. https://t.co/yp3nnQbvoq
Witness the journey of @KisiluMusya, a rural Kenyan farmer, as his fight for climate justice takes him to the @UN climate talks in Paris. @JuliaDahr & Kisilu's documentary, Thank You for The Rain (@KisiluMovie), is reviewed by Rachael Imam via @rightnowinc https://t.co/g0qZb6UPrG
Innovative architecture and design for people experiencing disadvantage are explored in Brian Gaudio and Abe Drechsler's film, Within Formal Cities (@WithinCities). Review by @RingroseC via @rightnowinc. https://t.co/g0qZb6UPrG
Director @chandachevannes's Unfractured puts us right on the frontline of the anti-fracking movement, following biologist Sandra Steingraber as she battles the gas industry. Review by @Shimma25 https://t.co/g0qZb6UPrG
We review three groundbreaking documentaries from the 2018 @TransitionsFest that explore society and environment. https://t.co/g0qZb6UPrG via @rightnowinc
"Indigenous children are still ten times more likely to be placed in out-of-home care than non-Indigenous children." Extract from Rachael Imam's review of @LarissaBehrendt's film, After the Apology, which closes @WINDAFilmFest tonight. Via @rightnowinc: https://t.co/UnQd8w5hHV
"On one level Waru is an angry and active investigation into the emotional and psychological toll that domestic violence has on children, women, families and society at large." #WaruFilm screens tonight at @WINDAFilmFest. Review via @rightnowinc. https://t.co/UnQd8w5hHV
The 2017 @WINDAFilmFest is about to open in Sydney, showcasing Indigenous voices from across the globe. Read our review of two festival highlights: 'After the Apology' and 'Waru'. https://t.co/L5EuctNcdA
"Invitation for the wider community to listen to Arab women reflect upon their own lives" Review of @amalmawad's Beyond Veiled Clichés by Athena Rogers. Via @rightnowinc. https://t.co/NsBsywUKq4