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ENDANGERED [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY TRACEY RIGNEY ; PRODUCED BY<br />

CARMEL MCALOON ; CINEMATOGRAPHER, JOHN BRAWLEY.<br />

Endangered - single Aboriginal male.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the SBS-TV programme broadcast 17/05/06. Copied under <strong>Part</strong><br />

5A of the Copyright Act 1968.<br />

Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.<br />

Title from SBS website: Inside Australia - Loved up - Endangered.<br />

'<strong>Part</strong> two of Loved Up ... Endangered'-- SBS website.<br />

'Produced in association with SBS Independent ... Indigenous Unit of the<br />

Australian Film Commission.'<br />

'Produced with financial assistance from the Aboriginal & Torres Islander<br />

Commission.'<br />

Copyright notice. Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.<br />

Warning.<br />

Editor, Martin Fox.<br />

<strong>Part</strong>icipants, Josie Atkinson ... [et al.].<br />

This programme examines why the eligible Aboriginal single man is scarce, to the<br />

point of being endangered. Looks also at how the scarcity is making it difficult<br />

for Aboriginal women to find a suitable Aboriginal partner. The main problem is<br />

the low population rate of indigenous Australians; and eligible women seem to<br />

outnumber eligible men. Another difficulty is that a likely candidate could be<br />

related; and, of those who are not relations, many are either gay or already<br />

married. Then there are those with major relational baggage and others with<br />

children already. So lament the Aboriginal women who participate in this film.<br />

First released: [Melbourne?] : Endangered Pictures Pty. Ltd., Film Finance<br />

Corporation Australia and Film Victoria, c2005.<br />

DVD.<br />

Closed-captioned in English for the hearing imp<strong>air</strong>ed.<br />

ERC DVD.<br />

305.90652 ENDA.<br />

SEX & WAR [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY ANNIE PAUL.<br />

[1999].<br />

Recorded off-<strong>air</strong> from SBS-TV 13 March, 1999. Broadcast as part of the program,<br />

As it happened.<br />

Copyright BBC 1998.<br />

Narrated by Kirsty Wark.<br />

"The secret and surprising story of homosexuality in the British armed forces :<br />

During World War II, more than a quarter of a million of the 6 million men<br />

drafted into the armed services were gay, a fact conveniently overlooked as the<br />

need for recruits was so great. In the present day, when gays are banned in the<br />

British military, little has changed in terms of prejudice, discrimination and<br />

the pressure on gay men and women to live double lives." -- SBS program guide,<br />

Aerial.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

305.906640941 SEX.<br />

MOLLY & MOBARAK [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTION, TOM ZUBRYCKI.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the SBS-TV program broadcast 6/5/04. Copied under <strong>Part</strong> 5A<br />

of the Copyright Act 1968.<br />

"A film by Tom Zubrzycki."<br />

Mobarak Tahiri, a young refugee from Afghanistan, receives a 3 year Temporary<br />

Protection Visa for Australia, and with other refugees, obtains employment in an<br />

abattoir in Young. He learns English and falls in love with an Australian girl,<br />

but his visa is due to expire.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

305.90691 MOLLY.

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