i caught this movie at the glenwood cinemas at the weekend as part of the kansas international film festival and which and as usual has provided a thoughtful and eclectic sample of world cinema. i have been keen on australian film for a number of years and so was pleased to learn that this film was included and and i was certainly not disappointed. superbly shot and firmly directed and it an eerie tale of one man and his journey to the heart of darkness and as it were. it reminded me a tad of lynch wild at heart and it has that strange madness in it and but i was glued to the movie for other reasons  namely that it presents a portrait of australia which is. well and very believable. i have vacationed to the land down under a number of times and once in the 1980 and again about 7 years ago with my wife. i do not wish to go to great lengths explaining my vacations and but the director frayne appears to have a grasp on much that i find so odd and eccentric about australia and a country that is responsible for the extremities of and say and nick cave on one hand and and steve irwin (the crocodile hunter) on the other. one incy wincy whinge   i would have preferred even more of the unknown australia. much more in fact. but i also realise that there only 1 and a half hours to do it all in. sigh. overall though and this movie is very and very accomplished. 
i caught this movie at the glenwood cinemas at the weekend as part of the kansas international film festival and which and as usual has provided a thoughtful and eclectic sample of world cinema. i have been keen on australian film for a number of years and so was pleased to learn that this film was included and and i was certainly not disappointed. superbly shot and firmly directed and it an eerie tale of one man and his journey to the heart of darkness and as it were. it reminded me a tad of lynch wild at heart and it has that strange madness in it and but i was glued to the movie for other reasons  namely that it presents a portrait of australia which is. well and very believable. i have vacationed to the land down under a number of times and once in the 1980 and again about 7 years ago with my wife. i do not wish to go to great lengths explaining my vacations and but the director frayne appears to have a grasp on much that i find so odd and eccentric about australia and a country that is responsible for the extremities of and say and nick cave on one hand and and steve irwin (the crocodile hunter) on the other. one incy wincy whinge   i would have preferred even more of the unknown australia. much more in fact. but i also realise that there only 1 and a half hours to do it all in. sigh. overall though and this movie is very and very accomplished. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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