Ablaze

This documentary follows opera singer Tiriki Onus as he uncovers a 70-year-old silent film believed to have been made by his grandfather, Bill Onus. Throughout the 90-minute runtime, Tiriki travels across Australia, piecing together the origins of the film while revealing the struggles and sacrifices made by his grandfather in the fight for Aboriginal rights.

The film addresses important themes surrounding civil rights and the experiences of Indigenous Australians. It highlights the historical context of Aboriginal activism and the impact of Bill Onus's work. Collectors interested in documentaries that delve into social issues will find Ablaze a compelling addition to their physical media library.

Ablaze is available on various formats, including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray. This variety allows collectors to choose their preferred format for viewing this significant documentary.