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Chandler; series producer, Franco di Chiera.
Examines the way in which actors have been sterotyped by ethnic class in
Australian media, why this occurs and how it may change as Australians come to
accept a multicultural national identity.
Off-air recording SBS SBS-TV, c1988.
ERC VID.
306.446 CHA Pt.3 : VHS (833).
HIGH STAKES [VIDEORECORDING] : EASY MONEY/ PRODUCED BY JEREMY MOUBLAT.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 8/3/01.
Episode two, of three episodes.
Looks at Howard Hughes and his activity in the casinos of Las Vegas in the 1970s,
then later, in London. Arab gamblers were attracted to establishments like
Playboy's and Ladbrooks casinos. The program shows how gambling became legalized,
and how the pokies eventually became the most profitable form of gambling.
First released: BBC, 2001.
ERC VID.
306.482 HIGH.
ATTITUDE. [SEXUAL ETIQUETTE IN THE NINETIES] [VIDEORECORDING].
1993.
Off-air recording, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 22 September 1993.
Title taken from opening lines of dialogue.
Smooth talk / Alex Tarney -- Pillow talk / Gaven Morris -- Straight talk / Mara
Blazic.
Producer, Andy Nehl.
Samantha Butler.
Program explores the way young Australians conduct their relationships and sex
lives. It seems that years of feminism, sexual awareness, consideration of
sexually transmitted diseases, and the free availability of contraceptives have
completely changed the way young people relate to each other - Or have they?
ERC VID.
306.7 ATTI : VHS (Not for I.L.L).
A PERFECT FAKE [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY MARC DE GUERRE ;
PRODUCED BY KRISTINA MCLAUGHLIN AND MICHAEL MCMAHON.
Off-air recording of tne SBS programme broadcast 24/02/06. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
At head of title: Primitive Entertainment presents, in association with the
Documentary Channel and CBC Newsworld ....
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Director of photography, Mark Carswell ; editor, Christopher Donaldson ;
composer, John Black.
Narrator, Linday Turchin.
A documentary examining the age-old myth of creating life out of inanimate
matter, in the modern context. It looks at how some men have chosen to reject
the reality of human sexual companionship in preference to pursuing a variety of
erotic surrogates and simulations. Looks at the emerging market for 'hyper-
realistic' simulations of real women, using computer-generated virtual
pornography and erotica. The film also takes the viewer into the strange and
disturbing world of men who have chosen to share their lives with life-size
female 'love dolls'. These dolls are companions, confidants and sexual partners,
and to the men who own and love them, each 'girl' is unique.
First released: Ontario : Primitive Entertainment Inc. in association with the
Documentary Channel and CBC Newsworld, c2004.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English; Japanese dialogues with English subtitles.
ERC DVD.
306.7081 PERF.