Comedy Is Kin: The Family Law and Diverse Television
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Comedy Is Kin: The Family Law and Diverse Television
$7.50
SUMMARY
The small-screen adaptation of Benjamin Law's much-loved memoir transforms the book's vignettes into a single-summer...
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The small-screen adaptation of Benjamin Law's much-loved memoir transforms the book's vignettes into a single-summer storyline about divorce, disputes between siblings, discovering queer identity and dealing with being a cultural Other. Gillian Terzis speaks to Law about the show's creation and his views on the underrepresentation of non-white faces on Australian television.
Additional keywords: diversity, multiculturalism, politics, race, representation, monoculture, people of colour, Asian-Australian, migrant, Tony Ayres.
SKU: 02611-M189
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$7.50
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New
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Australia Wide
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