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Same Like Yesterday is a story about six senior Adnyamathanha women and 2 teenage girls travelling through the Flinders Ranges in the footsteps of Virlkuthalypila, the two women from the Yura Muda (Dreamtime).
Through this colourfully animated projection-installation, we share with you the stories of our ancestors and the memories of growing up on our country.
Our country is woven together by an endless thread of stories. They are embedded in the land, the sky, the water, and the mountains. Even the animals hold stories from long time ago. We followed the journey of the two women, sharing and learning many more stories along the way. Stories that teach young ones to stay safe and respect sacred sites, and to help us all gain a greater appreciation of Adnyamathanha history and culture.
The three-dimensional projection-installation is best described as a giant paper pop-up book that comes to life with animated artworks and storytelling.
Appropriate for all ages. This story teaches children to stay safe and listen to their elders, some parts of the story may be scary for very young children.
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