Judah Waten

Australia, 1983

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In an interview conducted at his home in Victoria in December 1982, Judah Waten discusses his writing, his life, his Jewish background, political views and Russian, Yiddish and Australian influences on his writing, including the experiences of migrants. This is interspersed with brief remarks by a number of his friends, including Manning Clark, Justice Judith Cohen and Alan Marshall.

Credits

director

Darrelyn Gunzburg

producer

Elisabeth Knight

production company

Film Australia

Language

English

Duration

00:28:00:00

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