Always Was, Always Will Be
“A testimonial record of the ten-month long camp at the Old Swan Brewery in peaceful protest against the building of a tourist centre on the Sacred Grounds of the Waugul, Perth”
Synopsis
This is the account of the Aboriginal People of Perth on protest to protect the Ancestral First Grandmothers' and Grandfathers' Beliefs of the Sacred Ground of the Waugul at the old Swan Brewery on the Swan River in Perth, W.A.
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- Director
- Martha Ansara
- Original Title
- Always Was, Always Will Be
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 33m
- Production Studios
- Ballad Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Martha Ansara
Robert Bropho
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Martha Ansara
Director
Robert Bropho
Producer
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1989
1989
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What is Always Was, Always Will Be about?
This is the account of the Aboriginal People of Perth on protest to protect the Ancestral First Grandmothers' and Grandfathers' Beliefs of the Sacred Ground of the Waugul at the old Swan Brewery on the Swan River in Perth, W.A.
Who directed Always Was, Always Will Be?
Always Was, Always Will Be was directed by Martha Ansara.
Who stars in Always Was, Always Will Be?
The principal cast of Always Was, Always Will Be includes Robert Bropho.
When was Always Was, Always Will Be released and how long is it?
Always Was, Always Will Be was released in 1989 with a total runtime of 33m.