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Australia than in Europe or the U.S.
ERC VID.
362.883 WIT:1 : VHS.
WITHOUT CONSENT [VIDEORECORDING]/ PRODUCED, DIRECTED, WRITTEN AND NARRATED BY
DAVID GOLDIE.
Recorded from ABC television programs broadcast 16.9.92 & 23.9.92.
Originally produced in Australia by ABC TV Documentary Dept., c1992.
Pt. 1. Every woman's fear (89 min.) -- pt. 2. The dark side (76 min.).
Executive producer, Pamela Williams; production manager, Anne Chivas;
cinematographer, Geoffrey Manias; film editor, Tim Litchfield; videotape editor,
Grant Gill; music, Chris Harriot.
Through interviews with victims and perpetrators of rape, this documentary
examines some attitudes of Australian society. Social conditioning is shown to
perpetuate negative attitudes towards women, and the judicial system is shown to
be responsible for increasing the traumatic effects of rape on victims. A
powerful and compelling documentary which asserts that as many as ninety percent
of rapes go unreported and that the threat of sexual violence is higher in
Australia than in Europe or the U.S.
ERC VID.
362.883 WIT:2 : VHS.
CRASH [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of the ABC, broadcast on May 28, June 4, and June 11, 1998.
A Darlow Smithson production for Channel 4 Television and The Learning Company,
1998.
Carnage -- Fatal attraction -- What happened?
Series producer, David Darlow ; directors, David Darlow (Carnage), Peter Bate
(Fatal attraction), Steve Connelly, William Hicklin (What happened?).
Narrator, Sean Barrett.
A three part series looking at the history of car safety and attempts to improve
levels of survival. In the first episode investigators look at features in cars
that cause injuries and deaths. The second episode looks at drivers - cars and
roads have been improved but the accidents are increasing - do drivers like to
take risks? The last episode is about crash investigators and how they work.
ERC VID.
363.1251 CRAS (Not for I.L.L.).
v.1.
CRASH [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of the ABC, broadcast on May 28, June 4, and June 11, 1998.
A Darlow Smithson production for Channel 4 Television and The Learning Company,
1998.
Carnage -- Fatal attraction -- What happened?
Series producer, David Darlow ; directors, David Darlow (Carnage), Peter Bate
(Fatal attraction), Steve Connelly, William Hicklin (What happened?).
Narrator, Sean Barrett.
A three part series looking at the history of car safety and attempts to improve
levels of survival. In the first episode investigators look at features in cars
that cause injuries and deaths. The second episode looks at drivers - cars and
roads have been improved but the accidents are increasing - do drivers like to
take risks? The last episode is about crash investigators and how they work.
ERC VID.
363.1251 CRAS (Not for I.L.L.).
v.2.
CRASH [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of the ABC, broadcast on May 28, June 4, and June 11, 1998.
A Darlow Smithson production for Channel 4 Television and The Learning Company,
1998.