Banduk is a 1985 Australian television film shot in Nhulunbuy in East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory of Australia.
The boy and girl (siblings) in the story (Banduk and Yalumul) realise that the ice-cream van owners are smuggling native animals out of Australia, including one of the Yolngu sacred animals, the red-collared lorikeet, or lindrij.
[3][2] The sub-plot involves the children raising money to buy musical instruments for their band.
[2] The cast is as follows:[2] Renowned Yolngu artist Banduk Marika served as Aboriginal consultant, and also played the role of Aunt in the film.
Roy Marika, Banduk's uncle and renowned artist, plays the grandfather.