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1 form y separately published work icon Jarli Jon Bell , Andrew Dillon , Erica Harrison , ( dir. Chantelle Murray et. al. )agent Australia : 2021 23811313 2021 single work film/TV

'Jarli Jones, a young First Nations girl in outback Australia, dreams of flying to the stars and sets out on an adventure to do just that.'

Source: Flickerfest.
1 form y separately published work icon Pig Wing Pie Erica Harrison , ( dir. Simon Rippingale ) Australia : Revlover Films , 2019 14261699 2019 single work film/TV adventure children's

'In the land of Anywhere, flying pigs have been hunted to extinction to bake Pig Wing Pie, and now a sickly grey Encroaching Gloom threatens to smother the city. Believing her Grandma’s wild, fanciful stories, 11-year-old Ruby hatches one last flying pig, and must save him from a celebrity chef who’ll stop at nothing to rekindle his former glory. Together, intent on finishing Grandma’s story, Ruby and Pig set off in search of The Land Across The Sea where flying pigs roam wild and free.'

Source: Screen Australia.
1 form y separately published work icon Jasper ( dir. Simon Rippingale ) Australia : 2018 18136109 2018 single work film/TV
1 form y separately published work icon A Cautionary Tail Erica Harrison , ( dir. Simon Rippingale ) Australia : Screen NSW , 2012 6617473 2012 single work film/TV fantasy children's

'A CAUTIONARY TALE is a modern fable about a little girl born with a tail that expresses her emotions. As a child, her parents celebrate their daughter’s eloquent appendage, and her tail inspires magical make-believe adventures with her friends. Later, as our hero grows up, she is ostracised for her difference and is forced to choose between conformity and self-expression.'

Source: Screen Australia.
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