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of the Copyright Act 1968.
Producer/director (PBS - Frontline), Ben Loeterman.
Narrator (ABC), Liz Jackson.
Looks at the case of Ronald Cotton, who was wrongly jailed for the rape of
Jennifer Thompson. Thompson had identified him as the rapist, but DNA profiling
proved he was innocent and he was set free. Jennifer shares her experience, and
how she now has to cope with the fact that a man was wronly imprisoned.
First released: PBS television program Frontline, 1997. [Produced for the
Documentary Consortium by wGBH Boston].
ERC VID.
364.1532 WHAT.
THE CHOIRMASTER [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY GORDON HENDERSON.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 6/12/97.
First released: Canada : 90th Parallel Production in co-production with the
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1994.
Narrator, Bill Cameron.
Profiles John Gallienne, a Canadian choirmaster who was convicted of sexually
abusing boys at St. George's Cathedral, Ontario, from 1974 to 1990.
ERC VID.
364.1536 CHOI (Not for I.L.L.).
SINS OF THE FATHERS [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of television program broadcast on July 14, 1996.
Credits : Narrator, Tom Wilkinson ; producer Nicholas Kent ; director, Dick
Read.
The Catholic priesthood is in a state of crisis today, especially as the sexual
abuse of children has been widely publicised. The program looks at how the
victims are affected, and how parish priests feel compromised.
First released Great Britain, Oxford Television, 1995.
ERC VID.
364.1536 SINS.
HOSTAGE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, JOHN THYNNE.
Off-air recording of the SBS programme broadcast 30/0805. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Online editor, Boyd Nagle ; research, Kathlyn Posner, Amanda Barratt ; research
(Iraq) Latif Habib ; editor, Mike Robinson.
Reporter, Corbin, Jane.
This documentary looks at how hostage-taking is used as media propaganda by
modern terrorists and how it has brought a powerful and deplorable version of
terrorism into living rooms around the world. Captors have reduced human life to
a mere commodity, using it as a potent political weapon. Investigates the
historical precedent and modern implications of hostage-taking, tracing its
recent history back to the ruins of Beirut and the Shia terrorists who seized
Terry Waite. Now, Sunni militants in Iraq conduct brutal beheadings on camera to
expose their ruthless drive for revenge. The political and emotional dilemmas
unfold with remarkable access to kidnapped Italian journalist Guiliana Sgrena's
family since the day she was seized to her release. Includes film reconstruction,
as well as, selected media footage of hostage-taking incidents, throughout the
period covered in this programme.
First released: [London] : British Broadcasting Corporation, c2005.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English, Italian and Arabic, with English subtitles.
ERC DVD.
364.15409 HOST.