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Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 27/3/03. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
Narrator, Kate Skinner.
Abby and Brittany Hensel, 11 year old tiwns, were born conjoined. Document
shares the girls' struggles, goals, disappointments and laughs through the use
of home video, the girls 'diary cam', and interviews with teachers, doctors and
relatives.
First released: United States : Advanced Medical Productions, Inc in association
with Discovery Channel, 2002.
ERC VID.
306.8754 JOIN.
THOUGHT IT WAS LOVE [VIDEORECORDING].
[Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c1998.
Off-air recording of the ABC TV program telecast on 17 February 1999 under Part
VA of the Copyright Agreement.
A Living Pictures Production.
Produced with the assistance from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Producers, Sue and David Flatman ; editor, Andrew Arestides.
Follows the parents and children of two families as they experience the
emotional and financial cost of separation and divorce. One family has
implemented shared parenting, while in the other family the father has irregular
access.
ERC VID.
306.89 THOU.
DIVORCE STORIES [VIDEORECORDING] : SERIES / DIRECTOR, STEVE WESTH ; PRODUCERS,
MARY-ELLEN MULLANE, JESSICA DOUGLAS-HENRY.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV programme broadcasts 15/09/05, 22/09/05, 29/09/
05. Copied under Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
'A National Interest Program, Film Australia Ltd. '.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
[disc 1.] episode 1. Breaking up ; episode 2. Conflict -- [disc 2.] episode 3.
Rebuilding.
Editor (1,3) Melanie Sandford, (2) Stewart Young ; original concept developed by
(1-3) Annamax Media ; research, (1-3) Anna Cater, Lesley Holden.
This three-part documentary presents cases of marriage break-ups; conflict
leading to relationship break down; and rebuilding life after divorce. Includes
re-enactments of selected scenes; and selected footage of individuals' going
through the court process, with their anonymity protected.
In episode 1, 'Breaking up' is typified by disagreements, suspicions, guilt,
doubt, shock, loneliness. It is usually difficult, especially if children are
involved. Explores the reasons why people marry, their needs and expectations,
and what goes wrong with the dream. Presents break-up stories of five men and
women, and the consequences on their family lives.
In episode 2, 'Conflict' occurs, when a relationship breaks down irretrievably.
People sometimes resort to the legal system to reach a compromise. Takes viewers
inside mediation offices and the law courts, where angry claims and counter-
claims create some heart-rending situations. Elderly pensioners argue bitterly
over money. One mother seeks to publish a photo of her baby who has been missing
for two months, having not been returned by the father. Another woman accuses
her former partner of drug use, while another believes her ex is molesting their
children and has refused him access.
In episode 3, 'Rebuilding' lives after divorce, which does not have to be marred
by bitterness and dysfunction. Looks at three families doing just that. Jessica
and her dad, who have not spoken for two years, are both keen to reconcile
despite their difficulties. Josh and Liliana live on different floors in the
same house so they can share access to their children. Finally, for Leona and
her new husband, her ex-husband, and their kids, they share a warm, close