After World War II, thousands of Polish families, including Jews, Fascists, and anti-Communists, arrived in Australia as refugees. They lived in a large hostel, separated by gender, while working to repay the government's assistance with their passage. Amidst this new reality, a married man named Julian falls in love with Nina, and she reciprocates. As they navigate the challenges of immigrant life and Australian culture, their relationships are tested by old-country values. Julian must confront his feelings and make difficult choices, while Nina must find a way to move forward.
Silver City
The story follows 4,000 Polish families who start anew in Australia after World War II, comprising a diverse group of individuals including Jews, Fascists, anti-Communists, and others forced to flee their homeland. Upon arrival, adults, including married couples, are initially separated in separa...
