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YURLU | COUNTRY at Sydney Film Festival 2025

“One of the most compelling stories in Australia at the moment.” - Peter Garrett, Midnight Oil YURLU | COUNTRY marked its powerful debut to sold out sessions at Sydney Film Festival with the family of the late Maitland Parker, representatives from the Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (BNTAC) and other special guests in attendance including Peter Garrett of Midnight Oil and ‘Blue Sky Mine’-fame, a song about the ill-fated impacts of blue asbestos mining at Wittenoom. Watch what they had to say on the night about this landmark, intimate film made in collaboration with Elder Maitland Parker about his struggle to heal his Country, scarred by what Banjima call ‘Australia’s Chernobyl’ – the largest contaminated site in the Southern Hemisphere. A huge thank you to Sydney Film Festival, our incredible team, and festival audiences who came along to witness this profound story of Country and truth-telling. Stay tuned for upcoming screenings and release dates at yurlucountry.com YURLU | COUNTRY is made possible thanks to our major partners @screenaustralia @bntac_ @screennsw @sharkislandinstitute . Distributed in Australia & NZ by @BonsaiFilms. Writer, Director & Producer Yaara Bou Melhem Writer & Executive Producer Maitland Parker Director Of Photography & Co-Producer Tom Bannigan Co-Producer James Saunders Executive Producer Chris Kamen Editor Francisco Forbes Composer Helena Czajka Supervising Sound Editor Showtown Sound First Nations Consultants Maitland Parker, Trevor Parker Snr Impact Producer Ann Megalla #YurluCountry #CleanUpWittenoom #Sydfilmfest #FirstNationsVoices #Wittenoom #Banjima #SydneyFilmFestival #DocumentaryFilm #EnvironmentalJustice #SocialJustice #PilbaraStories #BlueAsbestos #ClimateJustice #ImpactFilm #MesotheliomaAwareness #FeatureDocumentary #WesternAustralia #WittenoomAsbestos #IndigenousStories #IndigenousDocumentary #Indigenous #Aboriginal