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Directed by Nick Rae and Jordan Ruyi Blanch

Starring Nooky, Dallas Woods, Angus Fields, Jessica Mauboy & Leilani Farrell

Creative direction by Nick Rae, Nooky & Jordan Ruyi Blanch.
DOP Jordan Ruyi Blanch
AC: Callum Duddington
Produced by David Alagna & Taylor Kippin
Executive produced by Nick Rae
Edited by Reptile Basement
Colour: Abe Wynen
Stylist: Imogen Heggie
Runner: Jack William
BTS: Jack William
Audio Post Production: BANTA Music
Artist Management: Dion Brownfield and Michael Parisi
A Finding Allegra production in association with 3%

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the elders at the Bomaderry Homes for generously dedicating their time and energy to share their incredibly powerful stories of resilience and family.

Uncle Dennis Towers
Aunty Pam Dixon
Uncle Richard Dixon
Aunty Vicky Williams-Dixon
Uncle Charlie Williams
Uncle Louis Williams
Aunty Priscilla Spence
Aunty Cheryl Williams
Aunty Christine Blakeney

A heartfelt thank you to Kathleen Blakeney, David Blakeney, Maiki Blakeney, Georgie Blakeney-Etuale and Priscilla Dixon who went above and beyond throughout the whole project at The Children’s Bomaderry Homes.
Their warmth, kindness, and tireless efforts in facilitating our needs have left an indelible mark on our hearts.

A massive thank you to old Nooky, Sharon Webster, Pauly Dean, Hayley Dunning, Aunty Linda and all the mob who showed out to make this project possible.

Historical background of the homes:

The history of the Bomaderry Aboriginal Children's Home and its surrounding area has many layers, one being the Stolen Generations, which still impacts our country today.

Known as the "Birthplace of the Stolen Generation" in NSW, the Home predates other institutions established under the NSW Aborigines Protection Act of 1909. In 1908, the United Aborigines Mission (UAM) founded the Bomaderry Children's Home, where many Aboriginal children were forcibly removed from their families by the Aborigines Welfare Board. These children were stripped of their identity, disconnected from their culture, and subjected to lasting trauma.

Thousands from across NSW were placed in institutions like Bomaderry based on lies, leading them to believe they were unwanted by their families. Recognizing this history is crucial for understanding the enduring traumas affecting our people. The Bomaderry Aboriginal Children's Home operated for 80 years, closing in 1988.

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