[REL] Walkabout (1971)

[Rich]

Walkabout (1971)

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Rich

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067959/

[whohas]

Walkabout (1971)
Film adaptation of the famous book

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067959/

Two young children are stranded in the Australian outback and are forced to cope on their own. They meet an Aborigine on "walkabout": a ritualistic banishment from his tribe


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If you like young teenage girls you will love this one.

There is also short scene with youngers (tribal) for others people who prefer such.

[starfish21]

This a great film and is out on blu ray upgrade is probably available

you're right Ptg....and here it is,a bit large at 5.45gb so i recoded it and on the 3rd attempt ended up with an excellent quality mp4.
screencaps are untouched and show the true quality of the movie.

one of my favourite all timers this one.
large file but i'll be uploading this at top speed for as long as is needed.

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[deadman]

A true masterpiece of indie cinema from down under. A girl and her little brother go on a picnic deep in the outback with their father, who suddenly tries to kill them, then torches their car and shoots himself in the head, leaving them stranded with no way back. Lucky for them they encounter an aboriginal boy on Walkabout - a coming of age ritual where teenage boys go out into the wilderness alone for six months and return to the tribe as men. He helps them, and teaches them to survive ...

Despite being released in 1971, principal photography on this movie took place over the summer of 1969 when star Jenny Agutter was a 16-year-old student at Elmhurst Ballet School in Surrey, England. You might think watching her - and given some of her later films - that she was comfortable doing topless/nude scenes. But she'd never done anything like this before and was extremely nervous and awkward. She kept reflexively covering up and blowing takes. They set the cameras as far back as possible and everyone but the camera operator and director stayed away so Jenny would have the minimum live audience. Even then it wasn't easy, and she finished those scenes as quickly as she could.

Here's an article featuring a 2016 interview with Jenny and her costar Luc Roeg (the little brother) about how this film was made:

Jenny Agutter, Luc Roeg: How We Made Walkabout

You can also listen to Criterion's commentary track, which I included. It's amazing how improvised the whole shooting process was. This would've been a very different movie if it was made in Hollywood with every scene planned out and storyboarded, locations chosen and scouted ahead of time. They literally found many of their locations on the fly by describing to locals what was needed for a scene and asking if they knew of a good place.


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