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COLOUR BARS [VIDEORECORDING].
Offair recording of SBS-TV broadcast 12/2/97.
Five young Australians of Fijian-Indian, Greek, Serbian, Palestinian and Chinese
-Filipino backgrounds discuss how, as migrants, they battle racism, conservative
parents and clashing cultural expectations. As young people, they also speak
about their hopes and fears about the future.
ERC VID.
305.8 COLO.
(Not for I.L.L).
JANE ELLIOTT [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTOR, PHILLIP CULLEN ; PRODUCED BY PENNY
ROBINS, SUSAN A. GOLENBOCK AND WILLIAM TALMADGE ; WORKSHOP DEVISED AND
CONDUCTED
BY JANE ELLIOTT.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 19/2/02. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
"Based on the exercise "A collar in my pocket" by Jane Elliott."
Jane Elliott's 'blue eyed, brown eyed' exercise took place in Sydney over two
days, as a Reconciliation workshop, the intent being that blue eyeds experience
discrimination while the brown eyeds adopt the more comfortable roles of the
"whites".
First released: Angry Eye Productions LLC, 2002.
ERC VID.
305.8 JANE.
SCOTTSBORO [VIDEORECORDING]: AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY.
Off-air recording from SBS, 23/03/2002.
Director: Barak Goodman; Producers: Daniel Anker, Barak Goodman.
Narrator: Andre Braugher.
Traces the tortuous history of a seminal civil rights case in Depression-era
Alabama in which nine innocent black youths were pulled off a passing freight
train, in 1931, and accused of raping two white women. They were wrongfully
imprisoned, and only received an official pardon 45 years later in 1976.
First released: [United States] : for the American Experience.
ERC VID.
305.8 SCOT.
TRADING RACES [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED & DIRECTED BY MARCUS RYDER & DAVID
RUSSELL.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 3/12/02-10/12/02. Copied under
Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Narrator, Lennie James.
Using advanced prosthetics and make-up techniques, four people transform their
external appearance to experience life as members of a different culture.
Confronts racial prejudice, discrimination and stereotypes.
First released: London : BBC, 2002.
ERC VID.
305.8 TRAD.
WHITE TRIBE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED & DIRECTED BY PAUL WILMSHURST ; PRODUCED
BY HELEN LITTLEBOY.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 12/4/02, 19/4/02, 26/4/02. Copied
under Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Written & presented by Darcus Howe.
British social commentator Darcus Howe travels England in search of the "white
tribe", to discover modern-day white culture and what it means to be English. He
concludes the England he knew forty years ago has died, replaced by a country
"full of English people who don't want to be English any more."
First released: Great Britain : Diverse Productions for Channel Four, 1999.
ERC VID.