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Asha Iman talks with the Colby interviewers about photographs of her from Somalia. Shobow Saban acts as interpreter.
Date: April 2008
Photographer: Elizabeth Millikin
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Winner of three awards at the Miami Life Awards (Best Actress: Julie Ferrer, Best Director: Agatino Zurria, and Best Short Film), Interview me is being submitted to many Film Festivals in the Country and Internationally, before it is shown commercially.
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Libraries play a role in preserving our national story as a multicultural society. In 2024 Yarra Plenty Regional Library collected a range of untold stories unique to the experience of migration and the Australian story. Twelve participants shared their stories of migration, their life in Australia and how they feel about being Australian. We were also interested in an object that they still treasured from their Homeland. Interviewer and post production support work by Liz Pidgeon, Local and Family History Librarian. Filming, editing and post production by Media Masterworks Productions and photography by volunteer members of the Diamond Valley Photographic Society based in Greensborough. Interviews took place at Diamond Valley, Thomastown and Watsonia libraries in April and December 2024. This collection includes a selection of the photographs taken, including those that were used as part of the exhibition which took place at Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub 17 March-6 April 2025. YPRL gratefully acknowledges the Local History Grants Program and Public Record Office Victoria, supported by the Victorian Government through the Community Support Fund.
Sarah was born in Germany and came to country Victoria with her family as a seventeen-year-old in 2006. Australia presented an opportunity to work overseas, for her father to work as a Doctor (who continues to work here). Sarah had a rocky start as a teenager when she first arrived but after finishing University her love for Australia grew as she became to know the country better. She has worked in various roles in her profession of social work and now with a young family uses the library and its German collection at Eltham library to help her children connect with their heritage.
Her previous object is a framed photograph. "I migrated as a 17 year old with my family, a couple months before we flew out to Australia my parents took me on a trip to the capital, Berlin. We had never been before and my parents thought it would be important for us to see the capital before we move to Australia for the foreseeable future. In Berlin I took a photo of the Brandenburg gate, a iconic symbol of Germany which has seen everything from Nazis marching through its gates, two World Wars, and in more recent times rock concerts, pride marches, celebrations of world cups (we Germans love soccer). It’s a place full of rich history and at the same time a constant reminder to not forget the past. Until this day (almost 20 years late) I keep this photo in my living room and it is truly a treasured piece from my homeland."
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