The Overlanders
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Presents an excerpt from the feature film The Overlanders. Features Dilys Powell, film critic of the London Sunday Times, who discusses the editing and scoring of the sequence.
In 1942 the Japanese army is thrusting southwards and Australia fears invasion. Bill Parsons leaves his homestead in northern Australia along with his wife and two daughters. They join up with a cattle drive led by Dan McAlpine. Others on the drive include the shonky Corky; British former sailor, Sinbad; Aboriginal stockmen, Nipper and Jackie.
In 1942 the Japanese army is thrusting southwards and Australia fears invasion. Bill Parsons leaves his homestead in northern Australia along with his wife and two daughters. They join up with a cattle drive led by Dan McAlpine. Others on the drive include the shonky Corky; British former sailor, Sinbad; Aboriginal stockmen, Nipper and Jackie.
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Presents an excerpt from the feature film The Overlanders. Features Dilys Powell, film critic of the London Sunday Times, who discusses the editing and scoring of the sequence.
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- The Overlanders 1946
- Odd Man Out 1947
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- Wikidata · Q7755740 ↗ — length, color, country
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