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CHOLERA GO JAM YOU
performed by Ophelia, fl. 1978 and Errol Fabien, 1960- (Trinidad and Tobago: Banyan Archive), 1 min
Public service music video about precautions to to prevent cholera.
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performed by Ophelia, fl. 1978 and Errol Fabien, 1960- (Trinidad and Tobago: Banyan Archive), 1 min
Description
Public service music video about precautions to to prevent cholera.
Field of Study
Health Policy
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Ophelia, fl. 1978, Errol Fabien, 1960-
Author / Creator
Ophelia, fl. 1978, Errol Fabien, 1960-
Publisher
Banyan Archive
Copyright Message
Copyright © . Used with permission of the Banyan Archive.
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Getting On, Series 2, Episode 3
directed by Peter Capaldi, 1958-; produced by Geoff Atkinson, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Jo Brand, 1957-, Vicki Pepperdine, 1961-, Joanna Scanlan, 1961- and Ricky Grover, 1961-, in Getting On (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2010), 29 mins
Following record audiences and critical acclaim, director Peter Capaldi's wonderful comedy returns, as Kim, Den and Dr Moore clock in for six more glimpses at the daily grind on a female medical ward in the backwaters of the National Health Service. The legacy of Kim's threatened suspension lingers, new patients b...
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directed by Peter Capaldi, 1958-; produced by Geoff Atkinson, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Jo Brand, 1957-, Vicki Pepperdine, 1961-, Joanna Scanlan, 1961- and Ricky Grover, 1961-, in Getting On (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2010), 29 mins
Description
Following record audiences and critical acclaim, director Peter Capaldi's wonderful comedy returns, as Kim, Den and Dr Moore clock in for six more glimpses at the daily grind on a female medical ward in the backwaters of the National Health Service. The legacy of Kim's threatened suspension lingers, new patients bring new problems, Den and Hilary's relationship is no clearer than before and Pippa's career is under the microscope. Elsewhere, a pla...
Following record audiences and critical acclaim, director Peter Capaldi's wonderful comedy returns, as Kim, Den and Dr Moore clock in for six more glimpses at the daily grind on a female medical ward in the backwaters of the National Health Service. The legacy of Kim's threatened suspension lingers, new patients bring new problems, Den and Hilary's relationship is no clearer than before and Pippa's career is under the microscope. Elsewhere, a planned new wing is dangled before the staff like a carrot, complete with glossy photos, and Pippa's investigation into stools is a hit - but other than that life continues much as before. Doing the best they can in a place where difficult choices are the order of the day, this series promises some of the darkest, warmest comedy around, and shows us that sadness and laughter can sit comfortably together after all.Series 2, Episode 3Kim has stepped in to cover a night shift and is looking forward to a quiet few hours, when a new admission and the surprise appearance of an emotional Den puts paid to any plans of a kip. With Dr Moore forced to divert from her regional sports awards dinner and attend an emergency a happy ending looks possible, but B4 isn't the sort of place where things run smoothly.
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Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Jo Brand, 1957-, Vicki Pepperdine, 1961-, Joanna Scanlan, 1961-, Ricky Grover, 1961-
Contributor
Geoff Atkinson, British Broadcasting Corporation
Author / Creator
Peter Capaldi, 1958-, Jo Brand, 1957-, Vicki Pepperdine, 1961-, Joanna Scanlan, 1961-, Ricky Grover, 1961-
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Getting On
Topic / Theme
Elderly people, Health care issues, Nurse Kim Wilde, Dr. Pippa Moore, Sister Den Flixter, Matron Hilary Loftus
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2010 BBC Worldwide
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How Wonderful
directed by Lynn Hegarty, fl. 1989; produced by Julian Russell, fl. 1989-2004 and Bruce Moir, fl. 1971-1990, Film Australia; performed by Jim Holt and Tracy Mann, 1957- (Canberra, Australian Capital Territory: Australia. National Film and Sound Archive, 1990), 56 mins
No matter what they tell you, no-one is really prepared for the big event. Thirty-one-year-old Kerry, a modern career woman, is having her first baby. She teeters between the public perception and her own entirely different and bizarre perceptions of the highs and lows of pregnancy. As she tries to deal with the m...
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directed by Lynn Hegarty, fl. 1989; produced by Julian Russell, fl. 1989-2004 and Bruce Moir, fl. 1971-1990, Film Australia; performed by Jim Holt and Tracy Mann, 1957- (Canberra, Australian Capital Territory: Australia. National Film and Sound Archive, 1990), 56 mins
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No matter what they tell you, no-one is really prepared for the big event. Thirty-one-year-old Kerry, a modern career woman, is having her first baby. She teeters between the public perception and her own entirely different and bizarre perceptions of the highs and lows of pregnancy. As she tries to deal with the mental, emotional and physical changes, she begins to fantasise about her own capabilities as a mother, her misogynist obstetrician, ove...
No matter what they tell you, no-one is really prepared for the big event. Thirty-one-year-old Kerry, a modern career woman, is having her first baby. She teeters between the public perception and her own entirely different and bizarre perceptions of the highs and lows of pregnancy. As she tries to deal with the mental, emotional and physical changes, she begins to fantasise about her own capabilities as a mother, her misogynist obstetrician, over-zealous relatives and a husband in the midst of sympathy toothaches and training for his first marathon race. This is an hilarious and really honest look at pregnancy.
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Field of Study
Health Policy
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Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Jim Holt, Tracy Mann, 1957-
Contributor
Julian Russell, fl. 1989-2004, Bruce Moir, fl. 1971-1990, Film Australia
Author / Creator
Lynn Hegarty, fl. 1989, Jim Holt, Tracy Mann, 1957-
Date Published / Released
1990
Publisher
Australia. National Film and Sound Archive
Topic / Theme
Medical doctors, Women's issues, Women in workforce, Career choice, Pregnancy
Copyright Message
A Film Australia National Interest Program. Copyright © 2011 by National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
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Throw Away The pack
directed by Christopher Laird, 1945-; produced by Bruce Paddington, fl. 1974-2016, Banyan Productions; performed by John Isaacs, fl. 1970 and Natalie Rogers, fl. 1978 (Banyan Archive, 1978), 33 mins
Drama: A young girl, disturbed by the health and subsequent death of her friend Uncle Eddie struggles with the peer pressure and her boyfriend's smoking habit to encourage him to quit smoking. A story set within a corporate and advertising campaign to encourage the youth to smoke.
Keywords: Anti-Smoking, Cancer
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directed by Christopher Laird, 1945-; produced by Bruce Paddington, fl. 1974-2016, Banyan Productions; performed by John Isaacs, fl. 1970 and Natalie Rogers, fl. 1978 (Banyan Archive, 1978), 33 mins
Description
Drama: A young girl, disturbed by the health and subsequent death of her friend Uncle Eddie struggles with the peer pressure and her boyfriend's smoking habit to encourage him to quit smoking. A story set within a corporate and advertising campaign to encourage the youth to smoke.
Keywords: Anti-Smoking, Cancer
Field of Study
Health Policy
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
John Isaacs, fl. 1970, Natalie Rogers, fl. 1978
Contributor
Bruce Paddington, fl. 1974-2016, Banyan Productions
Author / Creator
Christopher Laird, 1945-, John Isaacs, fl. 1970, Natalie Rogers, fl. 1978
Date Published / Released
1978
Publisher
Banyan Archive
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1978. Used with permission of the Banyan Archive.
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