800 kilometres west of Brisbane, Cunnamulla is the last stop on the railway line and reflects life in a remote Australian outback town.
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800 kilometres west of Brisbane, Cunnamulla is the last stop on the railway line and reflects life in a remote Australian outback town.
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Synopsis
Cunnamulla, a town in Queensland, Australia, sits 800 kilometres west of Brisbane and marks the end of the railway line. As Christmas nears, the community buzzes with events, including its annual lizard race. Directed by Dennis O'Rourke, the film portrays the lives of residents like Andrea Lang and Michael Gissing, capturing the complex relationships between Aboriginal and white Australians. It presents a vivid picture of daily life, revealing the tensions and creativity that define this remote outback town.
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- Meet the residents of Cunnamulla, Queensland.
- Find out about life in an Australian outback town.
- See the controversial filmmaking techniques used.
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- Cunnamulla was directed by Dennis O'Rourke in the year 2000.
- The film has a total duration of 82 minutes.
- The documentary features cast members Andrea Lang and Michael Gissing.
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Who directed the documentary Cunnamulla?
Cunnamulla was directed by Dennis O'Rourke.
What is the duration of the documentary Cunnamulla?
The duration of Cunnamulla is 82 minutes.
In which country was Cunnamulla produced?
Cunnamulla was produced in Australia.
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