Szene aus Bordertown / TV series (1995)
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Geburtsname: Melita Jurišić
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Alternative Namen: Melita Jurisic
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Vollständige Biografie
Melita Jurisic is an Australian actress. Jurisic was born in Croatia and migrated to Australia with her family at age five. She began her career as part of the Lighthouse company in Adelaide.
Über den Film: Bordertown / TV series (1995)
Episode: Season 1, Episode 4
Alternativer Titel: Бордертаун
Regisseur: Ian Gilmour, Ken Cameron
Drehbuchautor: John Alsop, Sue Smith
Produktion & Genre
Produzent(en): Producer: Steve Knapman, Penny Chapman, Jo Rooney
Firmen: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Genre: Drama, Tv Mini-Series
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Schlagwörter
Schlagwörter: refugee camp, immigration, australia, 1950s, immigrants
Geschichte
Bordertown follows Louise, a young girl and her father as they navigate life in an Australian refugee camp during the 1950s. The story unfolds over a year, focusing on their struggles to adapt to their new environment and learn a new language while awaiting permanent residency. Throughout this time, they encounter various challenges and interact with other immigrants facing similar situations.
Zusammenfassung
Bordertown is a poignant drama series that explores the lives of refugees seeking asylum in Australia during the mid-20th century. The mini-series provides a glimpse into the challenges faced by immigrants as they navigate cultural barriers, learn a new language, and adapt to their temporary home while awaiting permanent residency. The story predominantly focuses on Louise and her father, offering an intimate portrayal of their experiences amidst the broader refugee community.