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	LITTLE TOWNS BIG VOICES 2016 (M) 28 min Taking a stand on domestic violence in regional, rural and remote communities. more Click for pricing information »
	LIVING COUNTRY [from the CAAMA Collection] 2005 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 22 min Traditional owners of proposed nuclear waste dump sites in central Australia show us what’s at stake if the unthinkable happens. A film by David Tranter. more Click for pricing information »
	LOCAL MAN, A (book) (G) A play about Ben Chifley by Bob Ellis and Robin McLachlan * Currency Press 2005 * Paperback (small) * 63 pages The script of the outstanding play about Ben Chifley, performed nationally with Tony Barry in the title role. The co-author, Robin McLachlan, was a principal collaborator on the film, THE CHIFLEYS OF BUSBY... more Click for pricing information »
	LOCKHART FESTIVAL [from the AIATSIS Collection] 1974 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 33 min A classic documentary about an Aboriginal dance festival organised by the Lockhart River community in far north Queensland. more Click for pricing information »
	LOCKOUT 2007 (PG) 56 min In 1929, 10,000 miners found themselves locked out of their Hunter Valley coal mines in a bitter industrial dispute over pay rates. What began as an undeclared war on industrial labour ended up overpowering a government, crippling an industry and besieging a community. more Click for pricing information »
	LONG BOW TRILOGY 1984 (G) 174 min All 3 parts sold separately. These three documentary films (ALL UNDER HEAVEN, SMALL HAPPINESS and TO TASTE 100 HERBS) offer extraordinary portraits of Chinese life in the early 1980s. Carma Hinton is uniquely qualified as an observer of China. Three one-hour films about the village of Long Bow in northern China. Pt 1: ALL... more Click for pricing information »
	LONG GOODBYE, THE 2010 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 55 min THE LONG GOODBYE follows the journeys of three families living with dementia as they struggle to maintain the identity and dignity of those they love. Filmed over a 3 year period, the documentary celebrates the capacity of the human spirit to search for meaning and hope when the end is known and inescapable. more Click for pricing information »
	LONG NIGHT'S JOURNEY INTO DAY 2000 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: M) 94 min This documentary studies South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), set up by the post-apartheid, democratic government to consider amnesty for perpetrators of crimes committed under apartheid's reign. more Click for pricing information »
	LONG SHADOWS: Stories From A Jewish Home 2002 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 56 min Jewishcare (Montefiore Homes), is the largest Jewish aged care facility in Victoria, Australia. Most of its residents are survivors of the Holocaust. Stories of Montefiore residents rekindle horrific memories of a collective tragedy. more Click for pricing information »
	LONG WALK HOME, THE 2011 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 62 min A group of Vietnam War veterans are reunited on a 5 day walk to raise money for charity. more Click for pricing information »
	LOOKING FOR LIGHT 2014 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 83 min Jane Bown (1925-2014) was one of the most celebrated of British portrait photographers, renowned for her highly individualistic portraits of the famous. Some of these portraits are now accepted as classics of the genre - Samuel Beckett, Queen Elizabeth, the Beatles, Mick Jagger, Margaret Thatcher and countless more. more Click for pricing information »
	LORANG'S WAY 1979 (G) 69 min Part 2: TURKANA CONVERSATIONS - A multifaceted portrait of Lorang, the head of the homestead. more Click for pricing information »
	LORE OF LOVE, THE [from the CAAMA Collection] 2005 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 25 min An 18 year old Aboriginal girl learns the lore of love from her outgoing and mischievous grandmothers. more Click for pricing information »
	LOUSY LITTLE SIXPENCE 1982 (G) 54 min In NSW, in 1909, the Aborigines Protection Board planned to break up Aboriginal communities by forcibly removing their children and hiring them out as servants to white employers. The title of this powerful documentary comes from the wages that were to be paid to the children. Many never saw that lousy little sixpence. more Click for pricing information »
	LOVE-HEART BABY 2012 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 27 min Filmmaker Shalom Almond wants a baby free from her family’s history of blindness. While modern medicine might offer that possibility - there’s no manual for the moral minefield that comes with it. more Click for pricing information »
	LOVE MARKET, THE 2009 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 52 min Four young girls, aged 8 to 18, from hill tribes in North Vietnam, survive by selling artefacts to tourists and living in the hope of an escape to a brighter and better life outside Vietnam. A film by Shalom Almond, director of MY LONG NECK, also about the impact of tourism on traditional life styles. more Click for pricing information »
	LOYAL TO MY IMAGE 1992 (PG) 21 min LOYAL TO MY IMAGE is a powerful documentary about adoption, mothering and personal identity. more Click for pricing information »
	LURUGU [from the AIATSIS Collection] 1973 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 56 min The revival of an initiation ceremony for young men on Mornington Island in north Queensland. more Click for pricing information »
	LURUJARRI DREAMING 2013 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 28 min An animated exploration of Goolarabooloo history and culture, focusing on a nine-day Lurujarri Heritage Trail walk led by Elders from the community, north from Broome along the Dampier Peninsula in north-western Australia. more Click for pricing information »
	MACDOUGALL TAPES, THE 2017 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 261 min Extended conversations with David and Judith MacDougall about their years with the Film Unit of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra, 1975-1987. During this time, the MacDougalls made a series of eleven documentary films that were acknowledged world-wide as landmark achievements in ethnographic cinema. more Click for pricing information »