For children, family life has changed dramatically in recent years. Parents are older. Children are fewer. Often both parents work. One third of Australian marriages end in divorce.
Songs Of Innocence
For children, family life has changed dramatically in recent years. Parents are older. Children are fewer. Often both parents work. One third of Australian marriages end in divorce. Songs of Innocence features 13 children from 9 families, talking candidly about the often painful business of growing up in diverse family structures. It shows the complications that children face as they sort things out on their path to adulthood, as well as the importance of the parents’ role and of communication in families.
Songs of Innocence is a thought-provoking, 1 hour documentary that offers a child’s eye view of family life in today’s society. Thirteen children express their feelings about growing up in diverse family situations. The video and associated curriculum guide booklet provide resources for teachers and students at senior secondary and tertiary level as well as professional and community groups.
The documentary Songs of Innocence can be used to teach about the documentary form and film language and as a resource for teaching and learning about multi-culturalism, relationships and values.
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Episode
For children, family life has changed dramatically in recent years. Parents are older. Children are fewer. Often both parents work. One third of Australian marriages end in divorce. Songs Of Innocence features 13 children from nine families, talking candidly about the often painful business of growing up in diverse family structures. It shows the complications that children face, as they sort things out on their path to adulthood, as well as the importance of the parents’ role and of communication in families.
Running Time
1 x 60 mins
Production Company
Australian Children's Television Foundation
Language
English
Genre
Factual