These are very brief answers to complicated questions. I suggest that if you want to pursue this further you contact me direct instead of on the network. Anyway, re documentaries, three obvious possibilities: *For love or money* 1983 (d. Megan McMurchy, Jeni Thornley) - a history of women and work in Australia from pre-settlement to the eighties *Thanks girls and goodbye* 1986 (d. Sue Maslen) - the story of the Women's Land Army during World War 2 *Red Ted and the Great Depression* 1994 (d. Ross Fitzgerald and Pat Laughren) - the story of Ted Theodore who was a MP for Queensland and then the Commonwealth during the twenties and thirties. There has been quite a bit written on each of these... Re: Women's films Again, the list could go on for pages, but perhaps the easiest way would be to consult one of the source books: Andrew Pike & Ross Cooper (1980), *Australian film 1900 - 1977*, OUP/Australian Film Institute Scott Murray (ed) (1993), *Australian Film 1978-1992* , OUP/Cinema Papers These are written as encyclopaedias, with a separate entry on every feature film produced in the periods covered, and it would be simple to trace the women directors and/or the films with storylines about women. You would then have to find out what was available on video... Good luck. Ina