Why this Bruce Lee film has been dubbed in an Aboriginal language

Fist of Fury is the first film dubbed in Aboriginal Noongar Daa language.

Fist of Fury is the first film dubbed in Aboriginal Noongar Daa language. Source: Supplied by Perth Festival

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Translators hope it will spark new interest in the endangered language.

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