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Two groups of Aboriginal musicians, the reggae influenced No Fixed Address and rock band Us Mob, are followed on the road over a two day period in a loosely structured narrative based on the experiences of cast members, alluding to a number of issues including black identity and police harassment.

The song featured here is Black man's rights by No Fixed Address that included members Les Graham, lead guitar ; Chris Jones, guitar, vocals ; Veronica Rankine, saxophone, harmony vocals ; John John Miller, bass ; Bart Willoughby, drums, vocals, percussion, didgeridoo.

The film was first released in 1981 and won the Australian Film Institute Awards Jury Prize that year.