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'This short drama focuses on the experiences of second generation migrants in Australia. The story is based on 11-year-old Trang's attempts to get her Vietnamese mother to attend her school's parent-teacher interview, but it also happens to be delivery day for the garments in her mother's sweatshop and Mum is way too busy.' (National Film and Sound Archive record)
According to an article in Integration no. 17 (2001-2003), Delivery Day is the first Vietnamese-Australian film to be made in Australia.
Affiliation Notes
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This work is affiliated with the AustLit subset Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing because it focuses on the experiences of a Vietnamese-Australian girl.
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Works about this Work
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Khoa Do : Bankstown's Young Citizen of the Year 2001
2001-2003
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— Appears in: Integration : The Magazine for Multicultural and Vietnamese Issues , no. 17 2001-2003; (p. 23-24)
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Khoa Do : Bankstown's Young Citizen of the Year 2001
2001-2003
single work
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— Appears in: Integration : The Magazine for Multicultural and Vietnamese Issues , no. 17 2001-2003; (p. 23-24)
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