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In keeping with the East West theme already established, the new season explores the ramifications of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan through crimes committed in Australia. What happened during the war in the opium fields of the Chora Valley, and the collateral damage to civilians in Tikrit, comes home to the streets of Lakemba and the malls of Cabramatta.

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East West 101

Series listing
East West 101 series 1 2007
East West 101 series 2 2009
East West 101 series 3 2011
Crew
No crew details
Director
Peter Andrikidis
Writers
Various  Kristen Dunphy  Kris Wyld  Michael Miller  Kris Mrksa  Sherine Salama  Katherine Thomson  David Ogilvy  Michelle Offen  Vanessa Bates  Steve Knapman
Producer
Steve Knapman  Kris Wyld
Executive Producers
Steve Knapman  Nina Stevenson
Dir. of Photography
Joe Pickering
Editor
Nicole La Macchia
Cast
No cast details
Production Completion
2011
Genre
Crime, Mystery
Production Company
East West 101 Season 3 Pty Limited
International Sales
DCD Rights

Selected Awards & Festivals

  • Banff World Television Festival
    (2008)

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