A Nelligen filmaker has won the History Council of NSW's 2020 Macquarie PHA Applied History Award for Women of Steel.
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The film was praised by the History Council judges for its informative, gritty, evocative and powerful presentation of history.
Robynne Murphy directed the rousing story of the 1980-1994 campaign by Wollongong women for jobs in the BHP-AIS steel works. Robynne was a 30-year career steelworker whose jobs at the Port Kembla plant included welder, crane driver, and hot strip mill operator. The film is released in cinemas on November 19. Ms Murphy is also a member of the Nelligen RFS.
See the film at:
Thursday 19 November at 7pm - includes Q&A after the film
Gala Twin Cinema
204 Cowper St, Warrawong, Port Kembla NSW
Tickets - https://fan-force.com/screenings/women-of-steel-gala-cinemas-warrawong/
Virtual screening - Thursday 26 November at 7pm
Everyone is welcome to watch the online screening if they can't make it to a cinema:
Tickets - https://fan-force.com/screenings/women-of-steel-virtual-screening/
Wednesday 2 December at 6pm
ARC CINEMA - NATIONAL FILM SOUND ARCHIVE
20 McCoy Circuit, Acton, ACT
Tickets: https://fan-force.com/screenings/women-of-steel-nfsa/
Monday 7 December at 7pm
Event Cinemas George Street
505 George Street, Sydney
Tickets: https://fan-force.com/screenings/women-of-steel-event-cinemas-george-street/
