13 June 1973 Adventure, Drama, Family 64 mins
The film re-enacts the true story of three children, Jane Duff, aged seven, her brothers Isaac (9) and Frank (4), who in 1864 went missing from their bark-roofed log hut west of Natimuk in the Wimmera region, 25 kilometres west of Horsham in Victoria.
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Peter Dodds Director
Australia 13 June 1973
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Summary: On Friday morning 12th August 1864 Isaac (9) Jane (7) and Frank (3½) were sent by their mother to cut and collect broom bush from a patch about a ...
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