Aboriginal Australian man Eddie Murray was 21 when he died in police custody, following his arrest for being intoxicated.
His death in 1981 was ruled a suicide – but his family is hoping that growing anger over disproportionate Indigenous deaths in custody will help force a fresh investigation.
His niece, Kyah Patten, spoke to the BBC about her familys years of activism.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned this film contains images of deceased persons.
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