When the Queen Came to Town

This documentary captures a pivotal moment in Australian history, exploring the social and cultural climate of the time. Set against the backdrop of post-depression and post-World War II Australia, it showcases how the visit marked a transition for the nation as it moved toward a new era. The film highlights the excitement of Australians who gathered in large numbers to witness the Queen's presence.

At 78 minutes long, the film provides an in-depth look at the impact of royalty on Australian society during a time when television was not yet a common household medium. With Lorraine Bayly featured in the top cast, the documentary presents a unique perspective on a historical event that shaped national identity. Collectors of documentary films or Australian history may find this title particularly appealing.