Film Lens
In the remote outback of Australia, a children's choir is formed under the guidance of choir mistress Michelle. The film focuses on the preparation for the end-of-year concert in a community where music education is limited and sports are prioritized. The choir's rehearsals feature both contemporary and original music, showcasing the dedication of the children and the challenges they face in this environment.
Set against the backdrop of the stunning Australian landscape, 'Wide Open Sky' emphasizes the significance of mentorship in music education. It argues that every child should have access to musical opportunities, reflecting on the impact of music on childhood development.
Why Watch
- •Meet choir mistress Michelle and her inspiring students.
- •See the stunning Australian landscape as a backdrop.
- •Find out how music competes with sports for children's attention.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Lisa Nicol in 2015.
•The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
•The choir is located in a region of Australia where music education is scarce.
Perfect For
Music education advocatesAustralian outback enthusiastsChildren's choir supporters