I was really looking forward to watching this.
A fair amount of the language used by some of the main characters is Aboriginal. It's good thinking by the producers and nice to see, however with no subtitles much of the audience is in a sense left out of these parts, it's not inclusive, and feels a bit rude.
Please provide subtitles in the second series if there is one, like other non-English speaking productions have, and you will have at least one more viewer.
Rarriwuy Hick has great screen presence, and sadly I won't be watching this, particularly with her as the main character.
Let's embrace and protect our First Nations cultural heritage in a way that's accessible to all.
'For we are one and free'
P.s. I am aware subtitles can be switched on, however I only wish to see subtitles appear for the Aboriginal language spoken parts, like seen in the trailer for this series. I have only tried watching the series on SBS On Demand.
A fair amount of the language used by some of the main characters is Aboriginal. It's good thinking by the producers and nice to see, however with no subtitles much of the audience is in a sense left out of these parts, it's not inclusive, and feels a bit rude.
Please provide subtitles in the second series if there is one, like other non-English speaking productions have, and you will have at least one more viewer.
Rarriwuy Hick has great screen presence, and sadly I won't be watching this, particularly with her as the main character.
Let's embrace and protect our First Nations cultural heritage in a way that's accessible to all.
'For we are one and free'
P.s. I am aware subtitles can be switched on, however I only wish to see subtitles appear for the Aboriginal language spoken parts, like seen in the trailer for this series. I have only tried watching the series on SBS On Demand.