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'Part one of Loved Up ... Yellow Fella'-- SBS website.
'Produced in association with SBS Independent ... Indigenous Unit of the
Australian Film Commission.'
'Produced with financial assistance from the Aboriginal & Torres Islander
Commission.'
Copyright notice. Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Writer, Tom E. Lewis, Fleur Parry ; composer, Alister Spence.
This is Tom's story as he journeys across the land to piece together bits of his
past; to find his biological father's resting place; and to finally farewell him
and let his spirit rest. By doing so, Tom E. Lewis hopes that he himself could
confront long-buried issues of identity, belonging and loss. Ultimately, his
future too, as he gains a greater understanding of his identity, and with it, a
sense of belonging. Tom's mother is a traditional indigenous woman of southern
Arnhem Land; while his father was a Welsh stockman - a phantom only talked about
around camp fires - someone he never really knew. Tom also reflects on his
childhood, being brought up by his step-father, their closeness and Tom's
sadness at his death.
First released: [Sydney] : CAAMA Productions and Film Finance Corporation
Australia, Ltd., c2004.
DVD.
Closed captioned in English for the hearing impaired.
ERC DVD.
305.89915 YELL.
TROUBLED WATERS [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY RUTH BALINT ;
PRODUCED BY JO-ANNE MCGOWAN.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 6/11/01.
Narrator, Sandy McCutcheon.
Discusses the troubles the fishermen of Papela, Timor, have eking out a living
with fishing without trespassing in Australia's fishing zone. Includes
interviews with fishermen who have been detained in Australian jails and who
have been involved in people smuggling.
ERC VID.
305.89922 TROU.
WHOSE CHILD IS THIS? [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED, DIRECTED AND WRITTEN BY JERRY
THOMPSON.
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 23 October 1996.
Stories of Native American children taken from their mothers at birth and placed
with families living in white suburbia.
Original Canada : Raincoast Storylines for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation,
1994.
ERC VID.
305.8997 WHOS.
ANATOMY OF DESIRE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED BY KENNETH HIRSCH AND JEAN-
FRAN{U00E7}OIS MONETTE.
Off-air recording of SBS broadcast on 19/2/97.
Directors, Jean-Fran{u00E7}ois Monette, Peter Tyler Boullata ; narration, Brad
Fraser, David Wilson ; cinematography, Darren Biggs ; editing, Donna Read, Jean-
Fran{u00E7}ois ; executive producer, Don Haig.
This provocative documentary examines the long-standing debate on the origins of
sexual preference and looks at the historical attempts to define, control and
eradicate same-sex desire. Includes archival footage and interviews, such as
scientist Simon LeVay, who argues that a section of the brain causes sexual
orientation.
ERC VID.
305.906 ANAT.
(Not for I.L.L).