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'Dorrie and Evans are two murri old girls who love nothing better than sitting on Dorrie’s porch to have a yarn. They enjoy having a bird’s eye view when it comes to drama and mayhem taking place in their community. Their street see’s a lot of action and they don’t mind that one bit, until one particular incident happens that catches them off guard.' Source: /www.metroscreen.org.au (Sighted 07/02/2012).
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Film screened at 2011 Short Film Festival, South Australia and the 2011 Message Sticks Indigenous Film Festival.
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Funded through the 2010 Metro Screen First Break program for emerging filmmakers.
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Breakthrough in Focus
2012
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 11 January no. 517 2012; (p. 40)
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Breakthrough in Focus
2012
single work
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 11 January no. 517 2012; (p. 40)
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