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Workman's nightmare

Australia, 1951
film

An early experiment filmed in the Straford backyard in Brighton. It features the acting debut of 14 year-old John - as a workman who tussles with an unruly la..

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Do you believe in ghosts?

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One hundred a day

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Angry Boy

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Brother bother

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Coma

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The Happy toilers

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L'Arrivee = The Arrival

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Let's go Roman

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[Untitled]

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[Maurie Fields and Val Jellay Home Movies: Reel 17]

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