Incarceration Nation Trailer

Incarceration Nation Trailer (2021)

29 August 2021 Factual 91 mins

An examination of the connection between relentless government intervention since colonisation to the trauma and disadvantage experiences by Indigenous Australians - the two key drivers of incarceration.

Watch the official Incarceration Nation 2021 trailer in HD below.

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Cast

Leetona Dungay

as Herself

Karina Hogan

as Herself

Amy McQuire

as Herself

Keenan Mundine

as Himself

Chelsea Watego

as Herself

Mick Gooda

as Himself

Olga Havnen

as Herself

Joshua Creamer

as Himself

Tony McAvoy

as Himself

Teela Reid

as Herself

Matthew Myers

as Himself

Carly Stanley

as Herself

Derek Chong

as Himself

Jim Taylor

as Himself

Vickie Roach

as Herself

Crew

Dean Ganter

Dean Ganter Sound Recordist

Nick Rowan

Nick Rowan Sound Recordist

Simon Kennedy

Simon Kennedy Researcher

Dean Gibson

Director

Tara Wardrop

Tara Wardrop Production Manager

Peter Thornley

Original Music Composer

Dane Cody

Dane Cody Sound Recordist

Kaylene Butler

Kaylene Butler Line Producer

Raphaela Rosella

Raphaela Rosella Still Photographer

Mark Broadbent

Mark Broadbent Director of Photography

Bec Dakin

Bec Dakin Post Production Supervisor

Peter Thornley

Peter Thornley Sound Designer

International Releases Dates

Australia 29 August 2021

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