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Helen Tremain returns to the remote island, where she has spent the last five years as its only medico, with a strong sense that this place is now her only home. Her mother has died and Helen is the last of her family. But the island isnt the tropical paradise she remembers. The substitute nurse was a disaster and the indigenous health workers are rebelling. Helen has a talent for breaking just about every rule in the book. She has no choice - rules dont work in a place like this. She puts a local womans needs ahead of departmental policy and lands herself in hot water. She veers close to an affair with the charismatic but machiavellian island leader. She goes head to head in a political...
Helen Tremain returns to the remote island, where she has spent the last five years as its only medico, with a strong sense that this place is now her only home. Her mother has died and Helen is the last of her family. But the island isnt the tropical paradise she remembers. The substitute nurse was a disaster and the indigenous health workers are rebelling. Helen has a talent for breaking just about every rule in the book. She has no choice - rules dont work in a place like this. She puts a local womans needs ahead of departmental policy and lands herself in hot water. She veers close to an affair with the charismatic but machiavellian island leader. She goes head to head in a political...
When Ben and Rosie's ten-year marriage hits the wall, the resulting debris also hits their friends. The story of their trial seperation is told in two distinct halves - his and hers. One follows Ben and his mates as they cling together in the bewildering world of male singledom. The other half tracks Rosie and her friends as her initial whiff of freedom gives way to panic, denial and increasingly bizarre behaviour. While each side is as convincing as the other, it is only by watching both halves the audience gets the real story. In the male half Ben, Adam, Theo and Richard reveal much about how men view long-term relationships and women in general. Rosie, Abby, Candice and Emily...
When Ben and Rosie's ten-year marriage hits the wall, the resulting debris also hits their friends. The story of their trial seperation is told in two distinct halves - his and hers. One follows Ben and his mates as they cling together in the bewildering world of male singledom. The other half tracks Rosie and her friends as her initial whiff of freedom gives way to panic, denial and increasingly bizarre behaviour. While each side is as convincing as the other, it is only by watching both halves the audience gets the real story. In the male half Ben, Adam, Theo and Richard reveal much about how men view long-term relationships and women in general. Rosie, Abby, Candice and Emily...
It is 1969 and business is booming for a Sydney crime boss (Bryan Brown from TWO HANDS, COCKTAIL). But things get a bit complicated - personally and professionally – in his world when the Chicago Mafia come to town and try to muscle their way in. A hugely enjoyable romp from acclaimed writer/director David Caesar and also starring Toni Collette (from ABOUT A BOY, THE SIXTH SENSE), John Goodman (from O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?, THE BIG LEBOWSKI) and Sam Neill (from JURASSIC PARK 1 & 3), getting dirty has never been so much fun!
Mullet is about a sweet fish that no-one wants to eat. It’s about wild card Eddie Maloney, whose nickname is Mullet. And it’s about life in a sleepy country fishing town. But most of all, it’s about life, family making do with what you’ve got and how to get what you want. David Caesar’s Mullet is simply an outstanding film that shouldn’t be missed.
Kev's hobby is being angry. His motto is MAXIMUM FEAR MINIMUM TIME. He hasn't got a job but he has got attitude. His best mate is Mick and together they kill time drinking beer, watching the IDIOT BOX and looking for action on the street. Then one day Kev tells Mick they've drawn their last dole cheque. Instead they're going to get rich quick doing the only thing they're qualified for - crime. Conning a friend into driving the getaway car, the gang of three plan a robbery. But it's a heist that's doomed from the start. These guys are amateurs. Besides, a grass has already blown their cover to the cops. Worse, when the big day comes Kev's so high on adrenaline he's totally out of...
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