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How the Birds Got Their Colours
1983·Movie
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MasterpieceGoodWatch score100
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a story from the Dreamtime
This animated short illustrates and energises a story that’s been passed down through generations, revealing how birds got their brilliant colours. Told by Mary Albert of the Bardi language group in Western Australia and vividly narrated by actress Justine Saunders, it follows a parrot who helps an injured dove – sparking a magical burst of colour across every bird… except the crow. The animation by Pamela Lofts draws on artwork by children from St Mary’s School, Broome, giving it cross-generational appeal. How the Birds Got Their Colours showcases how culturally significant stories stay alive over time, brought to life by the imaginations of young and old.
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Is How the Birds Got Their Colours worth watching?
100
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How long is How the Birds Got Their Colours?
0 h 4 min
How the Birds Got Their Colours runs 0 h 4 min.
What language is How the Birds Got Their Colours in?
English
It was made in English. Produced in Australia.