A documentary has been released to share the history behind movie Finding Miss Almond. Based on the life of Isabel Smith who dedicated her life to providing opportunities for indigenous children to succeed and make meaningful contributions to society.

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David Penberthy was kind enough to talk with me about my grandmother’s life.

David wrote this thoughtful article about the evidence Isabel Smith gave to the Bringing them Home, National Inquiry into separation of Aboriginal children from their families and the Mark Webber film Finding Miss Almond.

The NT News has kindly published this article about the short video, Glanville Hall: A House of Hope and Glory, hosted by Candice Dixon which reveals the history behind the feature film Finding Miss Almond.

www.ntnews.com.au/news/a-new-s...

These photos were taken 76 years apart.

Football heroes, in different codes, Richie Bray (Aussie Rules) and John Moriarty (Soccer) in 1948.

Me with Candice Dixon during the filming of, Glanville Hall: A House of Hope and Glory, which reveals the history behind the feature film Finding Miss Almond.

This short film explains the history behind the feature film Finding Miss Almond.

Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7EX...