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This is the story about the crippling health affects of diabetes and obesity in Indigenous communities throughout Australia and one man’s love for life battling to stay alive and fight against the demon called obesity and diabetes.
The business of being black today takes many forms: outrageous, courageous, mysterious, simple, straightforward and complex. The good, the bad and the ugly. But what makes our bit of business unique? The 13 short films in this series are directed by Indigenous filmmakers from around Australia.
FOOTY: THE LA PEROUSE WAY is the story of a small Aboriginal community located in bustling multicultural Sydney. It is the journey of a community, whose beginnings were marked by racial division and the suffering it brought, and their embracing of football as a starting point to put these historic differences behind them, forging what has now become a unique and prosperous mix of black and white cultures, working together side-by-side in all aspects of life, with respect, honour, integrity and trust.
Ben's plea for forgiveness leads to a shocking discovery. Part of the A Bit of Black Business series.
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