AustLit

'Are two damaged brains better than one?

'Gerard has returned from active service in Afghanistan, suffering a traumatic brain injury. While he awaits classification by his military assessors he is reunited with his homeless elder brother Danny, who has taken to residing in the grounds of the repatriation hospital. Together they hold the keys to the doors of their past and, unexpectedly, their future.'

Source: Old Fitzroy Theatre website, http://www.oldfitzroy.com.au/
Sighted: 08/07/2007

'Skip Miller doesn't take pretty pictures but he collects good music. A celebrated frontline photojournalist, he has spent years documenting the war zones of Africa and the faces of the dispossessed. A homeless wanderer amidst millions, Skip is on an endless search for the next assignment - the next best shot.

Meanwhile in a refugee camp, Basil Mgembe searches for his missing family and, in Australia, the newly arrived Patience Lugor comes face to face with her own image on bus shelters and billboards, in newspapers and magazines.

This multi-narrative ensemble work for African and Australian actors and musicians is an intimate, honest and open-hearted exploration of lives caught between two worlds.' (Producer's blurb)