Big Brother of Christmas Island

This documentary captures the story of Gordon Bennett, who became the General Secretary of the Union of Christmas Island Workers. Known as 'Tai Ko Seng,' Bennett is remembered for his contributions and the impact he had on the community before his death in 1991.

Every year, on July 30, the residents of Christmas Island gather at the Chinese cemetery to honor Bennett, recognizing him in a manner similar to how they would pay tribute to their ancestors. This film presents a poignant narrative about the relationship between the island's residents and their cultural traditions surrounding Bennett's memory.

As a documentary, it offers insight into the unique history of Christmas Island and the significance of Bennett's legacy. Collectors of documentaries or those interested in Australian history would find this film a valuable exploration of community and remembrance.