Aim High In Creation!

Synopsis

Aim High In Creation! is a 2013 documentary film directed by Anna Broinowski, featuring Kathryn Beck. The film follows the intriguing journey of a woman who ventures into the world of propaganda filmmaking to combat coal-seam gas mining. With a unique approach of emulating North Korean propaganda techniques, the film offers a thought-provoking insight into the power of storytelling and the important role of media in shaping opinions. As Kathryn Beck delves deeper into this unconventional mission, viewers are taken on a compelling ride through the complexities of environmental activism and the boundaries of art. Aim High In Creation! stands as a bold and captivating exploration of the intersection between art, politics, and activism.

Cast

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  Kathryn Beck

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  Peter O'Brien

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  Susan Prior

• Matt Zeremes

• Elliott Weston

• Farah Sobey

Reviews

Aim High In Creation! has garnered a mix of reviews from critics. Some praise the film for its innovative approach and the captivating performance by Kathryn Beck. Variety describes the film as 'an intriguing and bold experiment in storytelling'. On the other hand, The Guardian criticizes the film for its heavy-handed approach, stating 'the propaganda gimmick wears thin quickly'. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 65% based on 12 reviews, highlighting the film's ambition and unique perspective. IMDb rates the film 6.6/10, reflecting a moderately positive reception from audiences. While some reviewers appreciate the film's message and style, others find it polarizing due to its unconventional narrative techniques.