Loyal to My Image

This short film runs for 21 minutes and delves into the complex issues surrounding adoption, seen through the eyes of a woman who has experienced both being adopted and relinquishing her own child. Set against the backdrop of the 1970s in Australia, the film examines sociological and human rights aspects related to childhood and motherhood.

The documentary is significant for its focus on gender studies and features a female director and writer. It offers a unique perspective on adoption, making it relevant for those interested in personal narratives and social issues from the 1990s. The insights provided in this film contribute to broader discussions about identity and the implications of motherhood.