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Reporter, Jonathan Holmes; research, Anna Cater; producer, Deborah Masters.
Andrew Olle.
Reports on & talks with Dr. Dean Hamer about his selective research into genetic
influence on sexual orientation. The notion of there being a "gay gene" & the
ethical ramifications of such, plus other topics including personal identity of
sexuality, fluidity of sexuality & homophobia are discussed throughout in
interviews with gay men & women & a transexual woman (who also talk about some
of their own life experiences), and with several academics, an AIDS worker & a
fundamentalist "Christian" preacher.
ERC VID.
306.766 JUS : VHS.
OUT IN THE BUSH [VIDEORECORDING].
Offair recording of SBS-TV broadcast 3/6/97.
Out in the bush is a timely but confronting video resource for staff training
and development. In the video a young lesbian and three young gay men tell their
stories. Parents and other community members talk about attitudes towards
homosexuality. This video will assist schools, parents and the community in
providing learning and working environments which are free from homosexual
discrimination, harassment or vilification.
ERC VID.
306.766 OUT (Not for I.L.L.).
OUTING GAY HATE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER AND NARRATION, GEORGE WILLISON.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 13/2/01.
Profiles murder, violence and vilification, targeting gays in Australia.
ERC VID.
306.766 OUTI (Not for I.L.L.).
THE PRODIGAL SON [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY TONY RADEVSKI ;
PRODUCED BY TOM RUBRYCKI.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV programme broadcast 03/05/06. Copied under Part
5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
'Produced with the assistance of Australian Film Commission.'
'Produced in association with the New South Wales Film & Television Office ...
SBS Independent.'
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Editor, Walter McIntosh ; cinematography, Tony Radevski, John Radel.
A documentary about two first-generation migrant parents' struggle to accept
their son's sexuality. It is about Ted, a gay man in his 40s who is reunited
with his traditional, Macedonian family, after 15 years' estrangement. His
father, Alexo, who is suffering from terminal lung cancer, has decided to
forgive Ted, but not accept his lifestyle. Alexo is torn between his love for
his son and his old fashioned principles; and refuses to meet his son's long-
term partner, Anthony. Meanwhile, Ted works at rebuilding his relationship with
his father; and both he and Anthony are forgiving and determined to move
forward. Ted feels that as he lives in a country where he is free to express his
sexuality, he cannot pretend to be something else. If he had been born and grown
up in Macedonia, he would now be married with a family, according to Macedonian
cultural expectations, but against his natural instincts.
First released: [Sydney] : Australian Film Commission and JOT2 Pty. Limited,
c2005.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English; English and Macedonian dialogues with English
subtitles.
Winner, Flickerfest IF Media Award for Most Popular Film, Flickerfest 2006.
ERC DVD.
306.766 PROD.