i saw this film at the 3rd adelaide international film festival at the palace cinemas and and was totally switched onto it in the opening five minutes. thanks goodness for a film that ignores all the rubbish we often see in australian films that seem to revolve around a)race b)gender and c) class and in favour of er. dare i say. jolly good cinema. the producer and a shy and slightly eccentric chap called alex frayne introduced his film and made with a bunch of his mates near the town he spent much of his childhood. apparently he spent much of the last year traveling the world with the film and mostly in europe. the world the film creates is both brilliant and arty and not least because of strange and disconcerting editing style and the gothic characters and and the surreal sense of time and place that draws viewers into its nightmarish realm. the producer returned for the q plus a after wards. someone asked him what his inspiration was  he replied south australia. hear hear. another asked him what a woulday in the life of alex entailed. he replied that he drives an old ute and that he has breakfast at the same table at the same restaurant that he jolly well eaten at for the past 8 years. and that he plays piano which helps him to think. he doesn not drink booze and plays cricket once a week. then the q and a session ended abruptly because of the next film screening  so my thoughts are that for the next festival and they need to extend the after film sessions. 
i saw this film at the 3rd adelaide international film festival at the palace cinemas and and was totally switched onto it in the opening five minutes. thanks goodness for a film that ignores all the rubbish we often see in australian films that seem to revolve around a)race b)gender and c) class and in favour of er. dare i say. jolly good cinema. the producer and a shy and slightly eccentric chap called alex frayne introduced his film and made with a bunch of his mates near the town he spent much of his childhood. apparently he spent much of the last year traveling the world with the film and mostly in europe. the world the film creates is both brilliant and arty and not least because of strange and disconcerting editing style and the gothic characters and and the surreal sense of time and place that draws viewers into its nightmarish realm. the producer returned for the q plus a after wards. someone asked him what his inspiration was  he replied south australia. hear hear. another asked him what a woulday in the life of alex entailed. he replied that he drives an old ute and that he has breakfast at the same table at the same restaurant that he jolly well eaten at for the past 8 years. and that he plays piano which helps him to think. he doesn not drink booze and plays cricket once a week. then the q and a session ended abruptly because of the next film screening  so my thoughts are that for the next festival and they need to extend the after film sessions. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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