real good documentary tho i have such a bad feeling.. anyway, this is what ppl should watch them.

You can only watch rubbish for so long and this pile of sensationalist, racist nonsense is like the Underbelly of stupidity! I met John Newman. I have known Vietnamese educated people who see that the worst elements of the Vitenamese society as well as the worst were admitted and that the sort of smarmy, upper class snobs who make rubbbish like this, have NO understanding nor do the necessary research to make good documentary if this is an example. A classic example is the way that they portray Malcolm Fraser as agonising over whether to admit Vietnamese refugees to Australia when the reality as all educated people know is that we are party to a United Nations Refugee agreement which IMPELS us to admit refugees. There was No choice (thank god). We adnitted refugees and the Prime Minister had NO right to refuse. Did the documenta...ry makers not know this? I have a Master's degree in researching this period in Cabramatta's history. The filmmakers quote again and again a dubious professor as an icon of immigration history (where was Stephen Castke?) who speaks as an authority without any explanation of such authority. The whole DVD smells more like propaganda than documentary to advance a sensationalist and overblown account and to inflame racial hatred of the Vietnamese Cabramatta experience while disgustingly and vilely pretending to be diffusing prejudice. This is a pathetic and poorly produced DVD which is clearky designed to produce a racist divide while mendaciously expressing the opposite.

The best documentary ever!

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Excellent documentary Tv series.

how much is the DVD ?

We expected better. It was a vital piece of history in the region and could have served better as a documentary with concise interviews insteal of waffling all over the place, very amateurishly handled. Where was the editor?

Everyone should watch this! Fascinating, informative, a work of art. I was captivated. This insight into the often shocking history of a Sydney suburb casts light onto a shadowy chapter of Australia's past, demanding acknowledgment of the present realities it has created.

Hi Jimmy, No this release does not include a Blu-ray version.

Will there be blu-ray version? Since the documentary was shown in HD on TV.