Always Afternoon(1988)

Always Afternoon is a 1988 Australian miniseries that follows German internees held in Australia during wartime. A co-production between German and Australian broadcasters, the series explores the lives and experiences of these prisoners of war as they navigate confinement far from home. The drama examines the human dimensions of internment through the perspectives of those caught between nations. The miniseries proved influential enough to inspire a subsequent series of paintings by Australian artist Ross Watson, who drew creative inspiration from its themes and storytelling.