Amillyin
19Oct11
hope so
Everything in the outback is interesting, wonderfully photographed, and if you can stand some laconic pacing and dijerdoo's enjoyable enough. The best image in the film is the supermarket the aboriginal men sit in to dream up their children, because it was positioned directly on top of the only place they can dream their children up. It's pretty clear that this is the fate to befall the place the ants dream the world into bieng, and by the time we get the court speeches it really loses most of it's steam. The scientist "going native" at the end, and abandoning his possesions was just as tedious and forced, in an otherwise interesting film about people sitting around in the desert talking(which I liked).