Deger, Jennifer (2009) Review of "Fragments of the Owl's Egg" directed by Kim McKenzie, 38 mins., produced by Warddeken Productions, 2006. Visual Anthropology, 23 (1). pp. 62-64.

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Abstract

[Extract] Fragments of the Owl's Egg is a film about the fragility of lived memory, the vitality of imagination, and the inevitabilities of loss. Focusing on a multidisciplinary group of researchers and Aboriginal people working on a land management project at a remote camp in western Arnhem Land, Kim McKenzie has made a quietly impressive film that shows the ways that a shared passion for the striking rock art of this plateau country unites people in common endeavor.

Item ID:	31974
Item Type:	Article (Short Note)
ISSN:	1545-5920
Date Deposited:	30 Sep 2014 06:14
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