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Satellite Boy (2012)
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Director:Catriona
McKenzie Producer:David
Jowsey Screenplay
by:Catriona
McKenzie
, Julie Ryan,
Catriona McKenzie
Music by:David
Bridie
Cinematography:Geoffrey
Simpson
Edited by:Henry
Dangar
Running time:1h
30min Country:Australia Language:English
Genre:Adventure,
Drama, Family
Subtitle:English Starring: David
Gulpilil ... Jagamarra,
Cameron Wallaby ... Pete, Joseph
Pedley ... Kalmain, Rohanna Angus
... Lynelle, Dean Daley-Jones ...
Dave,
Dolores Roberts ... Corine,
Callum McKenzie ... Callum,
Kaylene Marr ... Rosalie,
Jarunba-Mark Weaver ... Bellyup,
Dougie McCale ... George
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Pete lives with his grandfather in an old abandoned
outdoor cinema in the desert. When the old drive-in is
threatened with demolition, ten year old Pete takes off
to the city with his best mate Kalmain, to save his
home. But the boys get lost in the Australian outback.
Starving and thirsty, Pete has to remember some of the
old bush skills his grandfather taught him to survive.
Finally Pete and Kalmain reach the city, they save the
old cinema and return home as heroes...
Wonderful coming of age story
Author: bridon-792-528635 from SW, Western Australia
15 September 2013
Thoroughly enjoyable movie. Presented an indigenous view
of were traditional culture meets white in outback
towns. All the good & bad elements of the breakdown in
traditional structures are presented in a simplistic
rendition of the strength of culture through the
wrapping within the protective framework of Elder
knowledge. The simplistic & warmhearted presentation of
coming of age & recognition of where value & importance
actually lies, was lovingly if somewhat unrealistically
presented during the bush parts. Consequence & direness
regardless of bush knowledge were very poorly presented
in the traveling through the bush section of movie. Very
much let the rest of the movie down. Loved the way the
negative aspects of cultural breakdown were presented so
ordinarily, sledgehammer approach was not used for a
change, and made them so much more significant in there
everyday ordinariness.
หนังตัวอย่าง:
(คลิกที่รูปเพื่อดูรูปใหญ่
สกอเมาส์หรือกดปุ่มคีบอร์ดลูกศรเพื่อดูรูปต่อไป)
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รางวัล:
6 wins & 11 nominations.
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Australian Directors Guild 2014
Australian Film Critics
Association Awards 2014
Australian Film Institute 2014
Australian Screen Sound Guild 2013
Nominated
ASSG Award |
Best Achievement in
Sound for Film Sound
Recording
Nick Emond |
Berlin International Film
Festival 2013
Won
Crystal Bear -
Special Mention |
Generation Kplus -
Best Film
Catriona McKenzie
An exciting film,
shot in magnificent
country and with
really great music.
It gave us a better
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Won
Special Mention of
the Generation Kplus
International Jury |
Best Feature Film
Catriona McKenzie
Sometimes you need
to leave your home
to know where you
came from. Two boys
set out for a
journey ... More
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Dhaka International Film
Festival 2014
Film Critics Circle of Australia
Awards 2014
ImagineNative Film + Media Arts
Festival 2013
Palm Springs International Film
Festival 2013
São Paulo International Film
Festival 2012
Toronto International Film
Festival 2012
Zlín International Film Festival
for Children and Youth 2013
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Satellite Boy is a 2012 Australian film
about a young Aboriginal boy struggling to
maintain the traditions of his heritage in
the modern world when a mining company
expands into the region. Written and
directed by Catriona McKenzie, the film
premiered domestically on 10 December 2012
at the Perth International Arts Festival,
two days after being released at the Toronto
International Film Festival.
Plot[edit]
Twelve-year-old Pete (Cameron Wallaby) lives
at a rundown drive-in theatre with his
grandfather Jagamarra (David Gulpilil), whom
he calls "Jubi". The grandfather continually
imparts wisdom of the old ways to Pete, who
wishes to open a restaurant on the property.
The boy hopes his absent mother, Lynelle
(Rohanna Angus) will return to help with the
restaurant, although Jubi doubts her return
to the desolate area of Kimberley. A local
mining company soon arrives, claims the
land, and will soon build a storage facility
on the property, razing everything on it.
Pete asks his friend Kalmain (Joseph Pedley)
to accompany him on a weekend bicycle trip
to the city in an attempt to appeal to the
company officials. Kalmain is happy to
oblige, as he is now on the run from the
police. The journey becomes a walkabout for
the boys when they become lost. Pete must
rely on the sage advice from his grandfather
for survival to not only complete the trek
into the city and meet with the company, but
also with his mother, who wishes to take him
to Perth so that she can become a
beautician.
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