| Description |
1 online resource (53 min.) |
| Summary |
James Dalmann killed himself in 1996. He was 20. In this very personal film, director Jessica Douglas-Henry returns to Geraldton in Western Australia with her sister Alix to document the impact of her brother's death. Alix was the person closest to James. She was 17 when he died. In the three years that followed, she lost five other friends to suicide. Although this film is about James, it's also Alix's story. It's about the people left behind, whose lives have been changed forever by the suicide of someone they loved. Retelling the story is one way to reconcile what has happened. It's a difficult but necessary journey, and in the end, a life-affirming one |
| Notes |
Title from resource description page (viewed August 16, 2016) |
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In English |
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Won 2001 Australian Writers' Guild Awgie Award, Documentary - Public Broadcast |
| Subject |
Dalmann, James
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Dalmann, Alix
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Suicide victims -- Psychology
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Suicide.
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Youth -- Suicidal behavior -- Australia
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Suicide victims -- Australia
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Grief.
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suicides.
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grief.
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Grief.
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Suicide.
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Suicide victims.
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Suicide victims -- Psychology.
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Youth -- Suicidal behavior.
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Australia.
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| Genre/Form |
Documentary films.
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Documentary films.
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Documentaires.
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| Form |
Streaming video
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| Author |
Douglas-Henry, Jessica, director
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Mullane, Mary-Ellen, producer
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Film Australia (Organization), production company.
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