Poor Man's Orange

This film is a sequel to The Harp In The South and offers a deeper look into the lives of the Darcy family. The narrative focuses on Mumma, dad Hughie, and their daughters, Roie and Dolour, providing a poignant portrayal of their struggles and experiences.

Directed for Australian television by the Ten Network, Poor Man's Orange is a noteworthy adaptation that reflects the cultural landscape of Australia during the late 1980s. Its roots in literature add depth to the viewing experience, making it a compelling choice for those interested in Australian stories.

Collectors will find Poor Man's Orange available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add this unique film to their collection. The film's exploration of family dynamics and the Australian experience continues to resonate, offering insight into a specific era and cultural context.