The documentary 'Yimi Junga' follows Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's story as she attempts to find out what happened to her Aunt Marion more than four decades ago. This powerful film gives an insight into the lived experiences, personal values and motivations which are driving the Senator who has become one of the most powerful figures in Australian politics. Senator Price speaks of her own experiences of violence and sexual assault, and of how she became a mother when she was just 17.
The documentary 'Yimi Junga' follows Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's story as she attempts to find out what happened to her Aunt Marion more than four decades ago.
This powerful film gives an insight into the lived experiences, personal values and motivations which are driving the Senator who has become one of the most powerful figures in Australian politics. Senator Price speaks of her own experiences of violence and sexual assault, and of how she became a mother when she was just 17.
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