Everyday Brave: Stranger In My Skin - Ray Cotti

Everyday Brave: Stranger In My Skin - Ray Cotti
2002
- NFSA ID6tx89kym
- TypeFilm
- MediumMoving Image
- FormSeries
- Duration26 mins
- GenresIndigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject
- Year2002
Ray Cotti was born to Aboriginal parents but adopted by a Swiss-German family in Sydney and grew up thinking of himself as white. After living in foster care and in institutions, he has had to take a journey of self-discovery to locate his origins and learn to be at home in his own skin.
EVERYDAY BRAVE profiles First Nations Australians who have fought daily battles against discrimination, apathy and ignorance to make a real difference. They come from across the country – bush and city – and are often largely unknown outside their communities. Their achievements are spread across the arts, commerce, education, health and politics but all these people are defined by their unwavering commitment to the promotion of First Nations rights, culture and identity. Their stories tell of lives marked by struggles and hardship but lightened by joy and humour.
A Film Australia National Interest Program in association with Macumba Media Enterprises. Produced with the support of the National Council for the Centenary of Federation and in association with SBS Independent. © National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
Ray Cotti was born to Aboriginal parents but adopted by a Swiss-German family in Sydney and grew up thinking of himself as white. After living in foster care and in institutions, he has had to take a journey of self-discovery to locate his origins and learn to be at home in his own skin.
EVERYDAY BRAVE profiles First Nations Australians who have fought daily battles against discrimination, apathy and ignorance to make a real difference. They come from across the country – bush and city – and are often largely unknown outside their communities. Their achievements are spread across the arts, commerce, education, health and politics but all these people are defined by their unwavering commitment to the promotion of First Nations rights, culture and identity. Their stories tell of lives marked by struggles and hardship but lightened by joy and humour.
A Film Australia National Interest Program in association with Macumba Media Enterprises. Produced with the support of the National Council for the Centenary of Federation and in association with SBS Independent. © National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
- NFSA ID6tx89kym
- TypeFilm
- MediumMoving Image
- FormSeries
- Duration26 mins
- GenresIndigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject
- Year2002
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