Bring Out a Briton

The documentary presents a call to action for Australians to support the formation of 'Bring Out a Briton' Committees in their districts. It showcases Chips Rafferty as a spokesperson advocating for the campaign's goals. The film specifically targets the Australian public, aiming to ease concerns regarding migration from non-British European countries during the era of the British Empire.

As a piece of Australian film history, it captures the sentiments and policies surrounding immigration in the late 1950s. Collectors of documentary films, especially those focused on Australian history and immigration themes, may find this title significant. Its historical context provides an insightful glimpse into the era's social attitudes and governmental initiatives regarding immigration.