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A look behind the scenes of Australia’s most controversial beauty pageant.
For 16 years the pageant has attracted the who’s who of Sydney’s Lebanese community, as the daughters of proud families compete to be crowned Miss Lebanon Australia.
The documentary is seen through the eyes of the contestants and the pageant’s ‘glam squad’ who create the perfect beauty queen over a five-week period.
The winner will go on to compete in the prestigious Miss Lebanon Emigrant Beauty Pageant in Beirut, with a history of past queens going on to achieve international stardom in the Middle East.
Orthodox Chabad Rabbis hit the Aussie bush on a road trip like no other.
Dressed in their traditional black suits and fedora hats, the Outback Rabbis embark on a journey filled with surprising and emotional encounters with Aussie outback characters.
Leaving the comfort of city life, the two Rabbis and their families head into the heart of Australia and travel the country in a campervan emblazoned with their Jewish mission, rattling into remote Aussie towns in their search for ‘lost Jews’.
From lush islands and rainforest in North Queensland to Uluru and the Red Centre, this often humorous and touching documentary travels to some of the most spectacular sights in Australia discovering the hidden world of the Australian Jewish community in the bush.
A documentary chronicling the Cocos Keeling Islands - where Muslims outnumber Christians by more than five to one, and the Southern Star and the Islamic crescent moon sit side by side on the islands’ flag.
As Australian strategists eye up the value of the Cocos as a military outpost, the locals are forced to confront that their lives are in the hands of a government almost 6000kms away in Canberra, and they are part of a country that barely even knows they exist.
The Cocos Islanders respond by formulating a plan that will ensure they have a voice in determining the future of their homeland.
All it requires is for the man who expected to become the next ‘King of the Cocos’ to collaborate closely with the Malay people that his ancestors treated as virtually like slaves.
What could possibly go wrong?
Told through the experiences of its frontline cops and the specialised Multicultural Unit, this documentary explores how they police Mirrabooka, a community home to 70% of Perth’s new migrants, 62 different nationalities - a community that speaks over 100 different languages. The delicate and serious issues the officers encounter over a 10-hour shift are astounding. How do you navigate so many complexities, enforce the law, break down cultural barriers, start to build trust, and deal with obscure conundrums like finding a marijuana-laden skip bin in a carpark?
