Explore these showcases as jumping off points to dive into Australia’s diverse and rich history of screen storytelling. This just scratches the surface.
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Screen Australia's landmark study Seeing ourselves: reflections on diversity in Australian TV drama highlighted that disability is under-represented on screen compared to the Australian population. Here we look back at some popular and critically-acclaimed films and TV dramas that put disability on screen.
Screen Australia's landmark study Seeing ourselves: reflections on diversity in Australian TV drama highlighted that cultural bakgrounds represented on screen don't match up with the Australian population. Here we look back at some popular and critically-acclaimed films and TV dramas that put different cultural backgrounds on screen.
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