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Satellite Boy (2012)

When his grandfather's drive-in cinema and home in the outback town of Wyndham is threatened with demolition, a twelve-year-old Aboriginal boy must journey through Australia's bush country — equipped only with ancient survival skills — to stop the city developers.

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Gavin P 22 Jan 2015

A highly enjoyable journey of discovery. One of the best contemporary Aboriginal films I've seen Wallaby as Pete & Pedley as Kalmain are great & Gulpilil is solid as ever. It's just a nice, well made adventure, with some great Western Australian scenery thrown in for good measure. A great score, a bittersweet ending & a good heart make this a should-be-Classic Australian film.

Andrew L. Urban 14 Jun 2013

A kind hearted exploration of the struggle for self in a complicated world

Huw G 28 Aug 2013

Disappointingly vacuous film about how tradition effects two small boys. Unfortunately the core of the film is undermined by the storyline which collapses with the introduction of the errant mother and becomes laughable as one boy walks away leaving the other in jail. There used to be a longer review, but RT deleted it and now much of the small detail has faded from memory.

Ed Gibbs 15 Jun 2013

McKenzie does well to emphasise the cultural impact of modern Australia on the lives of its original settlers, while wisely avoiding political grandstanding.