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	WHAT I WROTE - Debra Oswald 2009 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 115 min Oswald talks about the stories behind the plays, her stagecraft and her passion for notebooks. more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Hannie Rayson 2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 60 min Hannie Rayson engages with the national conversation and rehearses the big debates of our time. She uses family as a platform to discuss these issues. Hotel Sorrento, Inheritance, Life After George and the provocative Two Brothers make up her most influential works. She talks freely about her influences, her working methods... more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Joanna Murray-Smith 2009 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 125 min Joanna Murray-Smith talks about writing first drafts, her childhood influences, her overseas productions and her working relationship with directors. more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Katherine Thomson 2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 60 min The dissident walks through Katherine Thomson's plays – the whistleblower, the unionist and the activist occupy her stage. We see them in Harbour, Mavis Goes to Timor, and Wonderlands. Katherine talks about her writing process, where he research has led her and where her ideas come from. She discusses her stagecraft... more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Louis Nowra 2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 60 min A prolific writer who has changed the way we view theatre. From his evocative The Golden Age through Cosi and Radiance to the Boyce Trilogy we have come to expect the Nowra stage to show us the unexpected. A master of adaptation Nowra talks frankly about his working methods, his fascination with the fall of empires and... more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Matt Cameron 2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 60 min An Australian playwright whose influences are suburbia, politics and rock music. His Ruby Moon delighted and shocked audiences. He holds a lens up to the ordinary and shows us how disturbing, how provocative it can be. Cameron talks about his themes of love, loss and the impossible and he shares his interest in comedy,... more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Staging a Play 2010 (PG) 30 min Five awarding-winning playwrights talk about the staging of their plays - MATT CAMERON, LOUIS NOWRA, DEBRA OSWALD, HANNIE RAYSON and DAVID WILLIAMSON more Click for pricing information
	WHAT I WROTE - Writing a Play 2010 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 42 min Five award-winning playwrights talk about their writing processes - ANDREW BOVELL, MATT CAMERON, JOANNA MURRAY-SMITH, HANNIE RAYSON and DAVID WILLIAMSON. more Click for pricing information
	WHEN MRS HEGARTY COMES TO JAPAN 1992 (PG) 59 min A penetrating examination of cross cultural existence and exchange. Filled with quirky juxtapositions, generational gaps, and diverse outlooks on life - sometimes hilarious, sometimes sobering. more Click for pricing information
	WHEN THE NATIVES GET RESTLESS 2007 (M) 28 min A film about racism and inequality in a small country town. It is about life, family and the disadvantage of not having opportunities because of the colour of your skin. more Click for pricing information
	WHEN THE SNAKE BITES THE SUN 1985 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 57 min Only available in the ASPECTS OF A LIFE collection more Click for pricing information
	WHISPERING IN OUR HEARTS 2002 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 52 min The story of the 1916 massacre of Aboriginal people at Mowla Bluff, Western Australia, told in interviews with surviving Nyikina, Mangala and Karajarri peoples, as well as through dramatised re-enactments of the testimonials of Aboriginal witnesses. more Click for pricing information
	WHITE WATER BLACK GOLD 2011 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 57 min WHITE WATER BLACK GOLD is a riveting, multi-award-winning Canadian documentary about the controversies surrounding the Alberta Tar Sands. Martin Lukacs recently wrote in The Guardian: the Tar Sands of Alberta are "a source of oil so dirty that renowned ex-NASA climatologist James Hansen has described it as a "carbon... more Click for pricing information
	WHITEYS LIKE US 1999 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 52 min A group of 15 white strangers come together to participate in an eight-week Aboriginal reconciliation circle. The film follows the impact the process has on the participants' lives as they grapple with these difficult and complex issues. more Click for pricing information
	WHO WE ARE - Brave New Clan [from the CAAMA Collection] 2015 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 47 min Six young Australians share what Indigenous culture means to them today in contemporary urban Australia. From the bustling streets of Sydney to the aquamarine vistas of the Torres Strait, their stories span a diverse population across the country and yet share common themes of resilience, courage, optimism and success. more Click for pricing information
	WHO WE ARE IN SPORT 2012 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 49 min Six Indigenous sports stars talk about their experiences, achievements and challenges on the track, in the ring - and in life. Presented by Aaron Pedersen with Nova Peris, Mark Ella, Kyah Simon, Phil Krakouer, Des Abbott and Anthony Mundine. more Click for pricing information
	WHY ME? 2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 56 min STORIES FROM THE STOLEN GENERATIONS. WHY ME? explores the human costs of a government policy which removed children from their families and country. more Click for pricing information
	WIFE AMONG WIVES, A 1979 (G) 72 min An investigation of how the Turkana, and especially Turkana women, view marriage. more Click for pricing information
	WILD 1993 (G) 54 min An essay film about the relationship between contemporary Australia and the landscapes of the past, present and future. WILD is an essay film about the relationship between contemporary Australia and the landscapes of the past, present and future. more Click for pricing information
	WILD HONEY: CARING FOR BEES IN A DIVIDED LAND 2019 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 30 min For more than a century, the island of Timor has been divided by a colonial border. This border has displaced and separated the people of Lookeu, dividing their land, water and history. Timor's migratory wild honey bees challenge this division. more Click for pricing information