Mike and Stefani (1951)
A 57-minute Australian government film released in 1951, filmed in Europe. The film is about a couple who become displaced persons in WW2. The film had a non-theatrical release. Though most of the film is staged, the segment where Mike and Stefani are interviewed in their application to move to Australia is real and unscripted. A 1967 article indicates Mike was by then working for the Metropolitan Water Board in Sydney. I don't know the copyright status of this, and it may still be under copyright.
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