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Hired assassins DVD : political cartooning in Australia
Australia's political life (October 2002 - March 2003) through the eyes of top editorial cartoonists Bill Leak, Warren Brown, David Rowe, Geoff Pryor and Rod Emmerson. Witnesses the cartoonists' relationships with editors and journalists and professional and personal responses to political issues.
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- "From the war in Iraq and the Bali bombing to immigration policy and party leadership, this is a biting look at politics and current affairs through the eyes of five editorial cartoonists. Bill Leak (The Australian), Warren Brown (Daily Telegraph), Geoff Pryor (Canberra Times), David Rowe (Australian Financial Review) and Rod Emmerson (Rockhampton's Morning Bulletin) take us into the world of daily newspapers, revealing the processes behind their work and the struggle to be funny on a deadline. They wield a double-edged sword of humour and seriousness, which may provoke more than just a chuckle in their readers."
- "Australia's political life (October 2002 - March 2003) through the eyes of top editorial cartoonists Bill Leak, Warren Brown, David Rowe, Geoff Pryor and Rod Emmerson. Witnesses the cartoonists' relationships with editors and journalists and professional and personal responses to political issues."@en
- "Looks at politics and current affairs through the eyes of five political cartoonists: Bill Leak (The Australian), Warren Brown (Daily Telegraph), Geoff Pryor (Canberra Times), David Rowe (Australian Financial Review) and Rod Emmerson (Rockhampton's Morning Bulletin)."@en
- "Looks at politics and current affairs through the eyes of five political cartoonists. Bill Leak (The Australian), Warren Brown (Daily Telegraph), Geoff Pryor (Canberra Times), David Rowe (Australian Financial Review) and Rod Emmerson (Rockhampton's Morning Bulletin) take us into the world of daily newspapers, revealing the processes behind their work and the struggle to be funny on a deadline. Some of the events caricatured are the war in Iraq, the Bali bombing, immigration policy and party leadership."
- "Looks at political cartoonishts and their caricatures of Australian politicians."
- "Looks at politics and current affairs through the eyes of five political cartoonists. Bill Leak (The Australian), Warren Brown (Daily Telegraph), Geoff Pryor (Canberra Times), David Rowe (Australian Financial Review) and Rod Emmerson (Rockhampton's Morning Bulletin) take us into the world of daily newspapers, revealing the processes behind their work and the struggle to be funny on a deadline. Some of the events caricatured are the war in Iraq, the Bali bombing, immigration policy and party leadership."
- "Looks at politics and current affairs through the eyes of five political cartoonists. Bill Leak (The Australian), Warren Brown (Daily Telegraph), Geoff Pryor (Canberra Times), David Rowe (Australian Financial Review) and Rod Emmerson (Rockhampton's Morning Bulletin) take us into the world of daily newspapers, revealing the processes behind their work and the struggle to be funny on a deadline. Some of the events caricatured are the war in Iraq, the Bali bombing, immigration policy and party leadership."@en
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