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Series Two of LOVE CHILD begins on the eve of 1970. The final moments of the tumultuous sixties segue into the seventies, a new decade full of promise and rapid social change. Joan Millar, now a qualified obstetrician and the young mothers we have come to love are back in the heart of Kings Cross. We’ll continue with them as they fight for their rights, for self-empowerment and for each other in a world changing, but still structured to deny them.

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Love Child

Series listing
Love Child series 1 2013
Love Child series 2 2013
Love Child series 3 2016
Love Child series 4 2017
Director
Shawn Seet  Geoff Bennett  Lynn-Maree Danzey
Writers
Cathryn Strickland  Jane Allen  Tim Pye  Tamara Asmar  Christine McCourt
Producer
Tom Hoffie  Tim Pye
Executive Producers
David Maher  David Taylor  Sue Seeary
Dir. of Photography
Nicholas Owens  Bruce Young
Cast
Jessica Marais - Jonathan LaPaglia - Mandy McElhinney - Ella Scott Lynch - Sophie Hensser - Gracie Gilbert - Harriet Dyer - Miranda Tapsell - Matt le Nevez - Lincoln Younes
Production Completion
2014
Genre
Drama
Production Company
Curio Pictures Pty Ltd

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Screen News

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Screen Australia launches a comprehensive report into diversity on Australian screens to inform the conversation and calls for real, long-lasting change.

24 Aug 2016
By Caris Bizzaca
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Australian TV makes its mark

As audiences fragment, TV markets become increasingly global and the cost and risk of creating home-grown television increases, Screen Australia's role in supporting locally-made series is more vital than ever.

06 Jan 2016
By Caris Bizzaca
Multiculturalism on TV

SELLING FORMATS: HOT AIR OR HOLY GRAIL?

Many options for format rights to Australian shows have been sold abroad in the past five years, but that’s been the end of the road for the majority. Where production has occurred, very few have gone to a second series in the same territory, and generally that has to happen for there to be any chance of real upside.

04 Nov 2015
By Sandy George