Sunday Too Far Away (1975) Ken Hannam
Sunday Too Far Away (1975)
Genre: Drama
Country: USA | Director: Ken Hannam
Language: English | Subtitles: None
Aspect ratio: Widescreen 1.85:1 | Length: 91mn
Dvdrip H264 Mkv - 720x412 - 25fps - 1.30gb
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073765/
Director Ken Hamman's breakthrough historical drama was the first
Australian film of the 1970s to gain international acclaim, paving the
way for the Australian New Wave and the success of movies such as The
Last Wave and Breaker Morant. Sunday
Too Far Away is a story about the
struggles of itinerant sheep shearers in the Outback in the 1950s. Jack
Thompson won an Australian Best Actor prize for his role as Foley, a
hard-drinking, hard-working shearer who is the best at his profession.
When local landowners try to drive away the sheep herders, Foley leads a
strike to establish their right to exist and live off the land. The
dispute turns violent as the landowners retaliate, and Foley struggles
to maintain his supremacy.
Many scenes were shot in the same shearing
barn used in the 1960 British-Australian hit The Sundowners, which was
about an Irish sheepherder who emigrates to Australia. The title comes
from a traditional song of complaint sung by sheep shearers' wives. The
film became a sensation at the Cannes Film Festival.
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