Australian film about race relations just after the first world war.
Directed by Warwick Thornton
“Where’d you get your black stock from? … Your blackfellers?
“We’re all equal here in the eyes of the Lord”
“What chance has this country got?”
Warning: strong racist views and events are part of this film. Warwick Thornton is a well known First Peoples film director
An Australian Frontier Story of the Twentieth Century – conflict between first peoples and settlers
“All men choose the path they walk”
“Plenty trouble coming boss.”
The most important word spoken in the movie: “sorry”.
Warning: strong racist ideas are expressed by the character called “the fanatic” in this anti-racism movie.
DIRECTOR Rolf De Heer
David Gulpilill as the Tracker
Gary Sweet as the Fanatic
Close Enough to the Elephant 