The weekly newspaper column written by Australian writer Charmian Clift was one of the radicalising forces of the 1960s — espousing feminism and multiculturalism, opposing conscription and the war in Vietnam, acknowledging our role in Asia, fighting censorship, supporting the 1967 referendum on Aboriginal rights, opposing the fascist Junta in Greece, calling for an Australian film industry — and much more.
Film-makers Rachel Lane and Sue Millikin are seeking tax-deductible funding donations to kick-start their documentary about the life and political passions of this ground-breaking author. Even a small sum would help.
To donate, or to find out more about the project, go to the website https://documentaryaustralia.com.au/project/life-burns-high/
