The Melbourne International Film Festival stated that this film was "a companion piece to Rolf de Heer's Cannes-winning Charlie's Country (2013)".
This film was the winner of the United Nations Media Peace Online Award.
The film was selected for official selection at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2014.
This film was made, according to publicity for this picture, with the generous contribution of the Australian Aboriginal Yolngu People of Ramingining in the Northern Territory in Australia, particularly: Bobby Bununggurr, Billy Black, Matthew Dhulumburrka, Dick
Yambal, Peter Minygululu, Terry Gurralpa, Michael Dawu
Gurralpa, Rose Gurralpa, Judy Malmurrunu, Jimmy Djamanba,
Peggy Djamanba, Johnny Buniyira, Frances Djulibing, Jennifer
Budukpuduk Gaykamangu, Joseph Smith Gaykamangu,
Martin Gaykamanu, Doris Wanybarrangu, Stan Gaykamangu,
Otto Campion, Gerald Yawulkpuy, Frances Garrawurra,
Ronnie Garrawurra, Mary Dhapalany, Jayden Malibirr, Jordan
Malibirr, Robert Yinggerri, Lizzie Durrurrnga, Robyn Djunginy,
Clara Malibirr, May, Lisa Gurralpa, Linda Ganyila, Philip
Gudthaykudthay, Richard Birrinbirrin, Roy Burnyila, Gladys
Womati and the Gurruwiling Rangers.
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