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'70 year old Laurel Cooper tells of her childhood experience, when her parents resolved the dilemma of keeping their family together in the face of Australian government policy of removing fair-skinned Aboriginal children.' (Koori Mail 5/12/2008)
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Producer: Robyn Marais
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WA Films to Screen
2007
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 5 December no. 415 2007; (p. 55) 'Traversing a range of genres from coming of age, to mystery-thriller and comedy, the Western Australian produced short films deal with universal themes as well as stories unique to Western Australians.'
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WA Films to Screen
2007
single work
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 5 December no. 415 2007; (p. 55) 'Traversing a range of genres from coming of age, to mystery-thriller and comedy, the Western Australian produced short films deal with universal themes as well as stories unique to Western Australians.'
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