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They're a Weird Mob (1966)

An Italian sports journalist arrives in Australia but finds no work. The only employment he can find is as a builder's labourer. At first, he cannot comprehend the culture, but eventually he finds mateship and romance.

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Private U 25 Sep 2007

Very funny and progressive for the time it was made. A great look back into Australian culture and why we are the people we are today

Timm S 20 Jul 2018

It May Have A 'Historical Value' By Portraying The Struggle Of Cultural Acceptance, In A Semi-Documentary Style. It's However, Very, Very Dated. While This May Be Entertaining..Seeing How Things Once Were, There Is Overt Racism, An Ingrained Connection To The Country Being First & Foremost An English Colony, The Beach Being Where Cool People Be Cool..& Males Being Chavenistic, Pompous & Arrogant With Ego, Self-Importance Or Blokey Culture. Some Would Say, Including Myself, Not Much Has Changed..So While It Maybe 'Historical', It Is Also A Mirror That Hasn't Changed Much. From That Perspective, It Is An Interesting Conundrum.

Andrew R 06 Apr 2008

Mixed bag- roughly in line with the book written by the not-so-Italian John O'Grady about the experiences of fictional migrant Nino Culotta. Full marks for authenticity and performances and enjoyable enough as a light hearted drama. However as a comedy, some of the humour is a little dated. Definitely worth a look- especially with Target currently selling it for $7 in their DVD sale.

Garry J 23 May 2007

A severely overlooked and ignored film, Michael Powell (Peeping Tom) constructs a very funny and very Australian film. Both loved and hated for it's portrayal of a boorish, brotherly Australia of the sixties. It's a delightful film, funny and earnest and quite Aussie...maite!

Mark T 30 May 2007

A rather simple, outdated film based on a famous Australian book from the 60s. It is still nevertheless worth a look as the first Australian film about the migrant experience and the clashes and misunderstandings between Italian and 50s/60s Australian culture. It also has a bit of humour and some nice moments - a film for optimists.