What a wonderful post. May I suggest one more little-know Australian series: Mr Inbetween. A vision of an Australian criminal who has leanings towards being a decent human being in the midst of being a hit man. Its not a big show, just a little gem.
wow, what a post, I will have to dedicate more time to it. I have a few suggestions for movies that you may not have heard of yet. First of all, the Piano is totally NZ although there are a couple of Aussies involved. But anyway, try anything by Rolf de Heer, the Tracker is a masterpiece, and "10 Canoes" for example. (but literally any other as well) Don't forget Peter Weir and his "Picnic at Hanging Rock". "Japanese Story" with Toni Collete, "Dogs in Space" with Michael Hutchence, "On any Sunday" or "Breaker Morant" and wow so many more. But thanks for the selections anyway.
Recommendations Roundup #2: Down Under Edition, Parts 1–4 (COMBO)
What a wonderful post. May I suggest one more little-know Australian series: Mr Inbetween. A vision of an Australian criminal who has leanings towards being a decent human being in the midst of being a hit man. Its not a big show, just a little gem.
Cripes I'm half Australian half NZr and I don't think I know of about half of the above.
Dr Sam is definitely a NZr by the way rather than an Aussie.
wow, what a post, I will have to dedicate more time to it. I have a few suggestions for movies that you may not have heard of yet. First of all, the Piano is totally NZ although there are a couple of Aussies involved. But anyway, try anything by Rolf de Heer, the Tracker is a masterpiece, and "10 Canoes" for example. (but literally any other as well) Don't forget Peter Weir and his "Picnic at Hanging Rock". "Japanese Story" with Toni Collete, "Dogs in Space" with Michael Hutchence, "On any Sunday" or "Breaker Morant" and wow so many more. But thanks for the selections anyway.
It's kind of like the Scots and British identities I guess, Isha (reply to a missing post)