Christmas in Australia Trailer

Christmas in Australia Trailer (1958)

01 January 1958 Factual 9 mins

Christmas is celebrated in the middle of the Australian summer under a blazing sun. But even in the heat it is a season for traditional things; for family affairs and meeting with friends.

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Australia 01 January 1958

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