Cunnamulla

In the remote outback town of Cunnamulla, situated a considerable 800 kilometers west of Brisbane where the railway line comes to an end, a captivating and complex narrative unfolds as the scorching Australian summer approaches. The annual lizard race may be the main attraction for tourists, but beneath its surface lies a community teeming with life and stories. This is a place where Aboriginal and white Australians coexist in close proximity, yet remain divided by cultural differences.The film explores themes of creativity, indifference, eccentricity, and conformity as they intersect within this unique environment. As the characters navigate their lives, grappling with challenges posed by their surroundings and personal histories, we witness the resilience and ingenuity of a community that has learned to thrive in the face of adversity. Through its authentic portrayal of life in rural Australia, the film offers an intimate look at the universal human experiences of struggle, hope, and connection.