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Acquiring a Taste for Raffaella

Raffaella's first period comes at the same time as her first crush, on Shaun, a cook's assistant and the brother of her friend Sharon. Raffaella's Italian aunt insists that they make "love biscuits" for Shaun, a recipe from the old country using three drops of menstrual blood. Raffaella sends the cookies to Shaun via Sharon, who announces her own crush on Raffaella. Is it the cookies? What's a girl to do? With the help of her aunt and some ideas of her own, Raffaella finds a solution and learns something about friendship and romance.

Acquiring a Taste for Raffaella

3.0 1997
Ernst Will’s Picture Book

“Bilderbuch für Ernst Will” is an electronic rendering of a form of proto-televisual iconomania: the creation of haphazardly sourced private pictorial scrap books or 'bilderbuch'. Often intended for the surprise, delight and edification of grandchildren by grandparents, these books had the analogical potential to become flamboyant transmogrifigations of the detritus and sequestered oddments of the great age of print in the later half of the 19th century.

Ernst Will’s Picture Book

NR 1993
Singapore Sling: Road to Mandalay

Stamford is approached by an old underworld figure now going straight, Y.C. Kung, to find the murderers of his daughter and only grandson. But when his close friend, Internet operative Konrad Woolff, is killed during one of their investigations, Y.C.'s case must take second place. However, finding himself also on someone's hit list, it is not long before Stamford suspects a link between all three murders and finds himself caught up in the scramble for economic power in the New Chinese Hong Kong of post-1997.

Singapore Sling: Road to Mandalay

10.0 1995
Bitter Herbs and Honey

Bitter Herbs and Honey tells a richly textured story of the making of multi-cultural Australia. Through the saga of the the story of the Jewish migrants, mainly from Eastern Europe, who made their first home in Melbourne's inner-city suburb of Carlton, the film explores issues at the heart of Australia's development towards cultural diversity. The film builds a picture of poor immigrants who left Europe in the period of turmoil preceding, and in the wake of, the Second World War, having lost everything spiritually and materially. In a country most had never heard of on the other side of the earth, they began to rebuild their lives.

Bitter Herbs and Honey

NR 1996
Mimi Pulka

HIV/AIDS is often perceived by the white heterosexual and Aboriginal communities as a 'white gay disease'. It is the responsibility of HIV/AIDS education to dispel this sort of mythmaking which is, and has proved to be, destructive and untrue. The Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Service's play addresses this issue of risk behaviour and focuses on the promotion of safe sex. By using music, drama and dance, the play is a revival of traditional storytelling and assimilates it with adaptive responses such as condom use.

Mimi Pulka

NR 1994