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A PLACE BY THE SEA follows a group of children as they are thrust together for two weeks living under the watchful gaze of Stewart House. Set against the backdrop of Curl Curl beach, this 26-minute documentary explores stories from the 1930s through to the present day, and reveals how much a place continues to impact on the dreams and memories of those in need.
A clash of bush craft and pride as an Aboriginal man runs for his life pursued by the law of the day. Set in 1929, this is an extraordinary tale of survival and resilience set amongst the harsh landscape of Central Australia.
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