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Anywhere But Here (Documentary)

"Home is a lot more than shelter. A home is indispensable for human flourishing in every respect ... loss of home has catastrophic consequences for individuals and families, especially children." - Victorian Supreme Court judge Kevin Bell
 
'Anywhere but Here' explores the issues and reactions to suggestions made in documents released by the Department of Human Services, in consultation with auditing firm KPMG, in April 2012. The documents, 'Pathways to a Fair and Sustainable Social Housing System' and 'Social Housing: A Discussion Paper on the Options to Improve the Supply of Quality Housing', are designed to tackle Victoria's persistent public housing issues and a growing 35,000+ waiting list. However, the two papers raise issues of their own as concerns spread in the public housing community regarding suggestions of the privatisation of public housing stock, the shifting of public housing tenants into the private market, and the eviction of some of Victoria's most vulnerable people.
 
Directed by Vanessa Caitlin G. (portfolio.vcluxe.nu)
Produced by Manal Ali Sulaibeekh (twitter.com/m.sulaibeekh)
1st Assistant Director - Charmaine Foo (twitter.com/drunkonhelium)
Sound Mixer - Lupita Iluna (lupideluna.wordpress.com)
Executive Producers - Robin Plunkett & Paul Ritchard
 
A Cut and Pace Production, © 2012.
Anywhere But Here (Documentary)
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Anywhere But Here (Documentary)

A documentary about fear and uncertainty in Melbourne's public housing community. Selected as part of RMIT's Best of Media 2012 screening. A Cu Read More

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