‘The finest Australian made documentary which I have yet seen. The producer-director Malcolm Douglas, calls in on an encampment of Aborigines and joins in their life – a unique glimpse of a stone-age family, surely doomed, who still live happily in bark tents, hunting with spears, dancing and playing with a rare and exciting beauty which only the Philistines among us could laugh at, or be shocked at.
Intelligently narrated, well edited, and engrossing for anyone who wants to get closer to the real Australia as it was before the white man arrived.’