|
Tommy Lewis | Jimmie Blacksmith | |
Freddy Reynolds | Mort Blacksmith | |
Ray Barrett | Farrell | |
Angela Punch McGregor | Gilda Marshall | |
Jack Thompson | Rev. Neville | |
Elizabeth Alexander | Petra Graf | |
Peter Carroll | McCready | |
Ruth Cracknell | Mrs. Heather Newby | |
Don Crosby | Newby | |
Steve Dodds | Tabidgi | |
Brian Anderson | Hyberry | |
Bryan Brown | Shearer | |
Thomas Keneally | Cook | |
Ray Meagher | Dud Edmonds | |
Tim Robertson | Healey | |
Alexandra Schepisi |
Director |
|
||
Producer | Fred Schepisi
Roy Stevens |
||
Writer | Thomas Keneally
Fred Schepisi |
||
Cinematography | Ian Baker
|
||
Musician | Bruce Smeaton
|
The highly explosive and equally funny story of Jimmie (Tommy Lewis) a young Australian half-cast Aborigine who is torn between his true Aboriginal roots and an impulsion to integrate himself into White Colonial society. As Jimmie grows into a hard working young man, he consistently finds himself flagrantly cheated and suppressed by his white employers, forcing him to some seek relief in love, which he finds in a white woman he marries under duress. However, as the pressure builds, Jimmie explodes, resulting in one of the darkest, most violent endings in movie history. Directed by Fred Schepisi (Roxanne, Six Degrees Of Separation) and based the book by Thomas Keneally (author of Schindler's List) which was inspired by true events. |
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
Features
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||