Nose and Tina

This 28-minute documentary presents the intimate details of Nose and Tina's life as they navigate the challenges of love, work, and societal norms. The film features a unique perspective, as Nose works as a brakeman while Tina is a sex worker. Their story is set against the backdrop of important social issues pertaining to family and reproduction.

Directed by Norma Bailey, Nose and Tina stands out for its focus on the experiences of Indigenous peoples, particularly in relation to the struggles faced by women in these communities. The film sheds light on their daily realities and the complexities of their relationship, making it a significant piece in the genre of documentary filmmaking. It captures both the personal and the broader social landscape they inhabit, providing insight into their lives and the challenges they encounter.