Over forty years, Jack Charles has balanced a life of crime and performance while advocating for change in his community.
Synopsis
Over forty years, Jack Charles has balanced a life of crime and performance while advocating for change in his community.
Synopsis
Jack Charles, an Aboriginal Australian actor and activist, shares his life story in "Bastardy." Over 83 minutes, he recounts his experiences with crime and performance, often referring to himself as a Robin Hood of the streets. The film features candid interviews and personal anecdotes that reveal his struggles with addiction and his efforts to inspire change in his community. Directed by Amiel Courtin-Wilson, the documentary captures Charles's humor and optimism amid the challenges he faces.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jack Charles, a charismatic Aboriginal actor.
- Find out about Charles's life as a Robin Hood figure.
- See how humor plays a role in addressing serious issues.
Did You Know
- Jack Charles has spent over forty years navigating crime and performance.
- The film was directed by Amiel Courtin-Wilson in 2008.
- Bastardy has a runtime of 83 minutes.
- The film is produced in Australia and is in English.
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Who is the main subject of the documentary Bastardy?
Jack Charles is the main subject, an Aboriginal Australian actor and activist.
What is the duration of the documentary Bastardy?
The documentary has a duration of 83 minutes.
In which country was Bastardy produced?
Bastardy was produced in Australia.
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