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Tumbuna

Tumbuna is a poetic film that celebrates the rich history and sustainable future of PNG’s ocean culture.

$12,295

FUNDS RAISED OF $34,705
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Easkey Britton
$100
ikuzo Fujimura
$100
Barlow Foundation
$10,000
Erik Naumann
$100
Art Guide Australia
$200
Rene Provis
$50
David Burns
$100
Caspian Rive
$10
Ula Majewski
$50
Ben Waldron
$30
Donna Malone
$20
Richard Agius
$50
Stephen Lanfranco
$20
Ruth Pring
$50
Danny Carney
$50
Alex Umbers
$200
Anonymous
$50
Murray Toy
$10
Pascalle Russet
$100
Christopher Johnson
$5
Myles Macpherson
$10
Chloe Warnock
$10
Chris Peel
$5
Dave Sobel
$50
henrique nichele
$5
Louis Grissom
$20
Thomas Gleeson
$500
Sarah Menacho
$50
Stephen Lanfranco
$10
Nicole Stephenson
$10
John Bailey
$200
Danny O'Brien
$25
Robert Crewdson
$50
Dylan Kelly
$5
Nick Coghlan
$25
Coralie Tapper
$25

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