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Archival images and personal accounts illustrate the forced migration of a family from Australia to Trinidad and Germany during World War II.
“Can you ever leave your past behind?”
Synopsis
Archival images and personal accounts illustrate the forced migration of a family from Australia to Trinidad and Germany during World War II.
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Synopsis
Su Goldfish recounts her family's history beginning in Australia and extending to Trinidad and Germany during World War II. The documentary includes archival images and personal narratives. It addresses forced migration and the impacts of war on identity. Goldfish shares stories of displacement and separation. The documentary runs for 80 minutes, focusing on the challenges faced by her family in their search for belonging. The film offers insights into the personal effects of historical events.
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Why Watch
- Meet Su Goldfish and her family's unique story.
- See archival images from World War II.
- Find out how migration shaped identity.
Did You Know
- Su Goldfish's family history spans Australia, Trinidad, and Germany.
- The documentary runs for 80 minutes.
- The film features both archival images and personal accounts.
- It addresses the effects of forced migration during World War II.
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Who directed The Last Goldfish?
The Last Goldfish was directed by Su Goldfish.
What is the runtime of The Last Goldfish?
The Last Goldfish has a runtime of 80 minutes.
In which countries does the family history in The Last Goldfish take place?
The family history in The Last Goldfish begins in Australia and includes Trinidad and Germany.
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