We of the Never Never

Synopsis

Set in the Australian Outback in the early 1900s, 'We of the Never Never' follows the story of Jeannie (Angela Punch McGregor), a spirited woman who travels to the harsh and rugged Northern Territory to join her new husband on his cattle station. Overcoming cultural differences and the unforgiving landscape, Jeannie must find her place in a male-dominated world while forging deep connections with the local Indigenous people. As she embraces the challenges of her new life, Jeannie discovers strength and resilience she never knew she had, making her mark on the land and the people around her in a heartfelt tale of determination and courage.

Cast

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  Angela Punch McGregor

  Jeannie Gunn

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  Arthur Dignam

  Aeneas Gunn

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  Martin Vaughan

  Dan

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  Lewis Fitz-Gerald

  Jack

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  John Jarratt

  Dandy

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  Tony Barry

  Mac

Reviews

Despite its release in 1982, 'We of the Never Never' continues to resonate with audiences for its poignant portrayal of a woman's journey in the rugged Australian Outback. Critics have praised Angela Punch McGregor's powerful performance as Jeannie, with many highlighting the film's beautiful cinematography that captures the vastness and beauty of the Northern Territory. While some critics have noted pacing issues, the film's authenticity and emotional depth have earned it a place as a classic Australian drama. 'We of the Never Never' may not be a fast-paced action flick, but its storytelling and characters offer a truly immersive experience that is both captivating and thought-provoking. IMDb rating: 6.9/10