Living in the backlands requires a science of its own. But don't forget to have a handful of stones as blind equipment is of no use! Use the machete and hoe for vital actions such as getting water, cutting paths or cutting a cornstalk. The challenges of the backlands require equipment. Stay tuned for the challenges you meet, maybe you can find someone (or something) who will serve as a companion. And new guides too!Ī lonely trip in the backlands can be very dangerous. When the sunlight is gone, new threats will emerge. The day and night cycle adds greater provisioning needs. Have faith and wisdom to explore the aridest regions and discover clues that point the way to a very special settlement. Gather resources, build utensils, use tools, and interact with other backlands travelers. Review safety protocols before your visit.Overcome the challenges of the drought to survive this nineteenth-century Brazilian backlands walking trip.Ĭícera continues her journey in this single-player that combines elements of adventure and exploration. Please pick up tickets at the Museum’s admissions desk upon arrival. Tickets: $15 / $11 senior and students / $9 youth (ages 3–17) / Free or discounted for MoMI members ($11 classic). The precarity of blue-collar work is brought to life in these individual stories, with radio and television clips transmitting local news and providing the political and economic context for their predicament. Four teenagers in the small industrial city of Wollongong are affected by the economic recession and the slashing of jobs, which especially took a toll on women.
With Tina Waller, Kevin Bugden, Lorraine Palamara, David Horridge. Kokkinos is one of the great chroniclers of working-class migrant stories in Australia, and her mid-length film powerfully conveys the raw sexuality and dreams of artistic expression in these rebellious best friends.ĭir. Two Greek-Australian schoolgirls dream of escaping their suburban lives, while contending with boredom, sexism, and troubled home lives. With Elena Mandalis, Dora Kaskanis, Maude Davey.
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