Bran Nue Dae

References and further resourcesBooksRebecca Coyle, Reel Tracks: Australian Feature Film Musicand Cultural Identities, John Libbey, Eastleigh, 2005.Rosemary Hemphill, The Master Pearler’s Daughter: Memoriesof My Broome Childhood, Pan Macmillan, Sydney,2004.Sue Jackson, When History Meets the New Native Title Eraat the Negotiating Table: A Case Study in Reconciling LandUse in Broome, Western Australia: A Discussion Paper,Darwin North Australia Research Unit, Australian NationalUniversity, 1996.John Kenneth Muir, Singing a New Tune: The Rebirth of theModern Film Musical, From Evita to De-lovely and Beyond,Applause Theatre and Cinema Books, New York, 2005.Susan Sickert, Beyond the Lattice: Broome’s Early Years,Fremantle Arts Centre Press, Fremantle, 2003.Jill Stubington, Singing the Land: The Power of Performancein Aboriginal Life, Currency House, Strawberry Hills, 2007.Noel Trevor (ed.), Why Broome?, Noel Trevor & Associates,Cable Beach, 2000.FilmsThe Story of Bran Nue Dae25-minute documentary on the making of the film. Screenedon ABC1’s Message Stick and included as an extra on theBran Nue Dae DVD.The Circuit, series one and two (2007-2009)SBS drama series set in Broome. Distributed by Madman.Sisters, Pearls & Mission Girls (David Batty, 2004)Documentary about Christian missionaries in the Kimberley,Western Australia. Distributed by Rebel Films.One Night The Moon (Rachel Perkins, 2001).Musical drama by director of Bran Nue Dae. Distributed byDendy FilmsLord of the Bush (Tom Zubrycki, 1990).Documentary about Broome. Distributed by Ronin Films.Bran Nue Dae (Tom Zubrycki, 1991).This documentary about Jimmy Chi and his creation of theoriginal stage production is not to be confused with thefeature film of the same title. Distributed by Ronin Films.SCREEN EDUCATION10