Pieśń Jimmiego Blacksmitha

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Jimmie Blacksmith (Tommy Lewis) is a young Aboriginal half-caste' raised in central NSW at the turn-of-the-century, a boy initiated by his tribe but also educated by a stern Methodist minister (Jack Thompson). Looking to gain respectability in European society, Jimmy finds a white bride while performing back-breaking work on local farms, but cannot escape his skin colour, suffering ongoing racism and oppression. Discovering that he may not be the father of his wife's child, and fired without pay, Jimmie explodes in a fury of violent revenge and escapes into the bush with his brother Mort, cutting a bloody path of retribution upon the society that has forsaken him. (Umbrella Entertainment)

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angielski It's a good film, no doubt about that, but I'm starting to feel that my limits of Australian films about racism and the original inhabitants of the smallest continent have been reached. However, there are truly scenes that will surprise you, including their brutality, which made Australia quite well-known in the 70s. But probably not any more Aboriginal people. ()

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