Aboriginal Cinema refers to films created by or about Indigenous peoples of Australia, showcasing their cultures, stories, and perspectives. This genre often highlights the experiences and histories of Aboriginal communities, addressing themes such as identity, land rights, and cultural preservation. Notable filmmakers include Warwick Thornton and Rachel Perkins, who have contributed significantly to this cinematic movement. The films in Aboriginal Cinema can range from documentaries to fictional narratives, often incorporating traditional storytelling techniques. They aim to provide authentic representations of Aboriginal life and challenge stereotypes, fostering a deeper understanding of Indigenous issues among broader audiences.