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My Survival as an Aboriginal

Classic documentary - 1978. Singer and activist Essie Coffey, “"Bush Queen", takes us into the life of Dodge City, Brewarrina - far northwest New South Wales.

49 mins digibeta/video/DVD • Rated G 1978

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Essie Coffey
Martha Ansara. Alec Morgan
Martha Ansara
Kit Guyatt

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My Life as I Live It

Essie Coffey returns to her home in Dodge City to show what has happened in the 15 years since her last film. The Community Development Employment Program (CDEP) holds out hope.

55 mins digibeta/video/DVD • Rated G 1993

A film by: Essie Coffey • with Martha Ansara •and Kit Guyatt

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The Ballad of Betty & Joe

	Tony Barry and Alice Ansara in The Ballad of Betty & Joe Alone in the city, Betty t dreams of fame and fortune.... "Totally charming, inventive and delightful" ........................................................ - David Stratton 12 mins HD/Digibeta
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BACK CATALOGUE	Changing the Needle
	Classic Documentary • 1982 A rare look at Vietnam in the immediate post-war period, concentrating on a drug rehabilitation program using acupuncture and other traditional medicines. 53 mins Digibeta/DVD
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Sydney Women's Film Group • 1973 Classic

with Jeni Thornley and John Brotherton

A docu-drama revolving around feminist issues of the early Australian Women’s Liberation Movement

24 mins 16mm/VHS/DVD

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Ordinary People

Film Australia • 2002

One Nation, one woman - the two forces collide. Colene Hughes takes us into the heartland of Australia's One Nation Party as populist leader Pauline Hanson sweeps into parliament ...
and out again.

55 mins video/DVD •

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