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'During the 90’s and Noughties Greeks were everywhere in Australia. The success of comedy productions ‘Wogs out of Work’ and ‘Acropolis Now’ not only broke audience records for both stage and screen but took the Greek Australian experience mainstream. The ‘Heartbreak Kid’, ‘Head On’ and TV show ‘The Slap’ further explored the second generation in adapting to an ever changing culture. But in recent times there has been a distinct lack of Greek Australian stories and characters on TV and film screens.' (Introduction)
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Why Aren’t Greeks Cool Anymore?
Neos Kosmos
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- Wogs Out of Work 1987 single work drama
- Acropolis Now 1989 series - publisher film/TV
- The Heartbreak Kid 1993 single work film/TV
- The Slap 2011 series - publisher film/TV
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