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No Strangers Here (1950)

No Strangers Here poster
Directed by
Doc K. Sternberg
Genre
documentary film
Country
Australia
Runtime
49 min
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

A dramatised documentary follows a migrant family as they adjust to life in a country town in Australia. Four actors portray the family members.

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What happens

No Strangers Here is a 1950 Australian dramatised documentary about a migrant family who move to Australia. Four actors play the migrants. According to the Sun Herald: Apart from acknowledgment of its good intentions, not very much can be said on behalf of this locally made narrative about a family of New Australians and their life in a country town. The script is deplorably slow in movement. The way is still wide open for a good Australian film- maker to search into the absorbing drama of human conflicts and hopes and doubts that is locked in the heart of every New Australian. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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