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50 Years Of Silence

Synopsis

The film spans five generations, from my mother's colonial life in Java, recorded on old home movies, through the war, to a new start in England as a young bride, and our family migration to Australia in 1960. It shows how one woman's testimony changed recorded history and became an inspiration to others. It was awarded Best Documentry at the AFI Awards, and a Logie Award for Best Documentary.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Ned Lander
Original Title
50 Years Of Silence
Country of Origin
Australia
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
56m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Ned Lander

Producers

Carol Ruff

Department Leadership Roster

Ned Lander

Director

Carol Ruff

Producer

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Frequently Asked Questions About 50 Years Of Silence

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is 50 Years Of Silence about?

The film spans five generations, from my mother's colonial life in Java, recorded on old home movies, through the war, to a new start in England as a young bride, and our family migration to Australia in 1960. It shows how one woman's testimony changed recorded history and became an inspiration to others. It was awarded Best Documentry at the AFI Awards, and a Logie Award for Best Documentary.

Who directed 50 Years Of Silence?

50 Years Of Silence was directed by Ned Lander.

Who stars in 50 Years Of Silence?

The principal cast of 50 Years Of Silence includes Jan Ruff-O-Herne.

When was 50 Years Of Silence released and how long is it?

50 Years Of Silence was released in 1994 with a total runtime of 56m.