David
Gulpilil's entry in an historical web site geared toward teaching resources
(in his own words.)
Mark Baker's
excellent interview with David Gulpilil at his off-season home in Ramingining,1999.
An interview with Australian
indigenous filmmaker Darlene Johnson (Two Bob Mermaid) whom Gulpilil
has approached to make a documentary film about him. Johnson is currently
developing the film in collaboration with Tom Zubrycki (Stolen
Generations.)
An interview with Gulpilil by Paul Toohey,
Graham Perkin Australian Journalist of the Year-2000,
in which Gulpilil reflects on his alcohol-related problems while
living in cities and discusses some of his own recent work in TV and
film.
Interview with Peter Weir, director of
The Last Wave, in which he describes working with Gulpilil.
A brief reference to Gulpilil in an article about Dreamtime,
an Aboriginal arts collective and tourist center. (You must use the
"find" utility in your browser to search for the name Gulpilil
on this page.)
Blue Mountains City Library's reference to
Gulpilil's childrens' book: Gulpilil's Stories of the Dreamtime.
Gulpilil
J 3 398.20994/GUL
Aboriginal
Legends-children (You must use the "find" utility in your
browser to search for the name Gulpilil on this page.)
Another
library reference: Rainbow serpent. Episode 2. A changing culture Aboriginal awareness series looks at the lives of
David Gulpilil and Charmaine Green, two Aboriginals who left their homes
to experience success in new environments. (You must use the
"find" utility in your browser to search for the name Gulpilil
on this page.)
A link to a rare book publisher with one of
Gulpilil's titles in stock. (You must use the "find" utility in
your browser to search for the name Gulpilil on this page.)
This link describes a video of a performance
at an art gallery in which David Gulpilil recounts the narratives which
go with traditional burial pole decorative art. (You must use the
"find" utility in your browser to search for the name Gulpilil
on this page.)
A long article featuring cultural analysis of the film Crocodile
Dundee,
in which David Gulpilil portrayed an Aboriginal man living two worlds.
(Use your browser to search on the name Gulpilil in order to locate the
reference in this page.)
