Tuesday 07 October 2008
The Harp in the South: Ep 2 of 13
A picture of life in the inner city slums of Sydney during the Depression. It centres on the Darcy family.
A picture of life in the inner city slums of Sydney during the Depression. It centres on the Darcy family.
It portrays the life of a Catholic Irish Australian family living in the Sydney suburb of Surry Hills, which was at that time an inner city slum.
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Vanka
An orphaned boy desperately seeks refuge from his dreadful existence.
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Concerning Love
A moving evocation of the pain of unrequited love.
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The Beauty
A meditation on the nature and effect of physical beauty.
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The Bet
A terrible bet between a banker and a lawyer redefines their understanding of what it means to be alive.
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His Wife
A wicked picture of a relationship of convenience.
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Mozart and Me
An Austrian butterfly collector explains how his own identity has been subsumed into that of another.
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Webern and Me
Set in America in the early 1950s and tells the story of the death of Anton Webern.
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Bach, Handel and Me
John Taylor toured Europe performing miracle cataract surgery. But two of his operations didn't go quite according to plan.
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Beethoven and Me
Ludwig van Beethoven should never have attempted to raise a child. In the end, one of them would have to go.
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Tchaikovsky and Me
The Chief Prosecutor of the Russian Senate reflects on his involvement in the trial of a 'certain degenerate composer' -- his old friend Pyotor Illyich Tchaikovsky.
Jim and Bob go to a shabby hotel room, after a night of heaving drinking.
At last Jim meets his old school friend Bob Ford, who is now married.
"Are you going to get married?" The pressure is on Jim Willard from all sides.
Jim is dissatisfied with New York gay society, and takes up again with Paul Sullivan.
Jim becomes a tennis pro in New York, and goes to a lavish gay party.
The five most important people in Jim's life so far receive the letters he wrote from hospital.
Jim joins the US Army, and is posted to a base in Colarado.
Jim goes to Mexico and Guatemala, in a tense three-way relationship with Paul and Maria.
Jim begins his travels with writer Paul Sullivan, and meets the fascinating Maria Verlaine.
Jim moves into the Hollywood mansion of the movie star Ronald Shaw, and gets a reputation of his own.
Jim goes to Hollywood, and meets a famous movie star, Ronald Shaw.
Jim Willard goes to sea from New York, and winds up in the bars of Seattle with a fellow sailor.
On their weekend away, Jim and Bob swim naked together, and things get out of hand.
In their home town in Virginia, Jim and Bob decide to spend a weekend away together.
The central character Jim Willard sits in a New York bar late at night, trying to forget.
Annabelle and Bo are heading for Panya's.
Bo and Annabelle visit Tiger and Elsie.
Annabelle has found the photograph that Bo remembered hanging in the kitchen at Verbena.
On their trip to Haddon Hall and Verbena Station, they meet up with old friends.
Bo and Annabelle are heading back to the country where they grew up.
Annabelle has some important decisions to make about her future.
Annabelle and Bo have visited the Hearns and discussed the implications that the dam will bring.
Bo tells Annabelle that he wants to get Verbena Station back.
While visiting Ranna Station, Annabelle has discovered a potential cultural site.
Bo, for the first time since he was a teenager, has visited Ranna Station, which belonged to his grandmother.
Bo and Annabelle visit Zig Zag Station.