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Golden fiddles.

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Title Golden fiddles.
Published Australia Distributed by Umbrella Entertainment, ©2017.
©2011
Description 2 DVD-videos (178 minutes) : sound, colour ; 12 cm.
Video Characteristics DVD, PAL.
Digital File Characteristics video file, DVD video, all regions
Form of Work Television mini-series.
Notes Catalogued from container.
Umbrella Entertainment : DAVID3790.
Adapted from the 1928 novel by Mary Grant Bruce.
Originally broadcast as a television mini-series in 1991.
Credits Directed by Claude Fournier.
Performers Justine Clarke, Cameron Daddo, Kate Nelligan, John Bach, Peter Braunstein, Roger Cordwell, Wallas Eaton, Hamish Fletcher, Emma Jane Fowler, Rachel Friend, Pippa Grandison, Penne Hackforth-Jones, Edwin Hodgeman, Charles Mayer, Gerda Nicolson.
Summary Adapted from the 1928 novel by Mary Grant Bruce, author of the popular Billabong series of childrens books, Golden Fiddles is a life-affirming family drama, exploring the hardships and ever-present turmoil during the Great Depression. Walter and Anne Balfour small South Australian farm yields barely enough to feed them and their four children. With little money to speak of and the bank hounding them for monthly mortgage payments, life is anything but blissful. Forced to sell a beloved pony to make ends meet and yearning to provide a better life for his family, Walter is a broken man. But when Anne receives a letter informing her that her recently deceased uncle has bequeathed a sum of over 400,000 pounds the Balfours face a dramatic change in both lifestyle and location. Optimism reigns, with plans to uproot the family and leave their small farm for the bustling city of Adelaide. The Balfours begin an exciting journey, where their good fortune and new-found wealth will challenge and change each and every one of them in ways they never quite imagined.
Target audience note Censorship classification : PG (Parental guidance recommended) (Mild themes).
System details DVD video, Dolby audio 2.0, PAL, Region all, fullframe 4:3 standard.
Language note In English. No subtitles.
Subjects Bruce, Mary Grant, -- 1878-1958 -- Television adaptations adaptations
Country life -- Australia -- Drama
Family -- Australia -- Drama
Families -- Australia -- Drama
Depressions -- 1929 -- Australia -- Drama
Television programs, Australian
Television series -- Australia
Australia -- Social life and customs -- 1929-1945 -- Drama
Genre Historical television programs
Television mini-series
Television adaptations
Fiction television programs
Other Names Fournier, Claude film director.
Clarke, Justine, 1971- actor.
Daddo, Cameron actor.
Nelligan, Kate, 1951- actor.
Bruce, Mary Grant, 1878-1958. Golden fiddles Television adaptation of (work).
Added Corporate Names South Australian Film Corporation production company
Wacko Entertainment production company
Added Title Golden fiddles (TV mini-series : 1991)
Series Classic Australian stories
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