Victoria Wharfe McIntyre Victoria Wharfe McIntyre i(A147238 works by)
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1 1 form y separately published work icon The Flood Victoria Wharfe McIntyre , ( dir. Victoria Wharfe McIntyre ) Australia : Wagtail Films , 2020 20715879 2020 single work film/TV historical fiction

'Described by Vision Splendid [Film Festival] as being an explosive blend of Tarantino and The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, The Flood follows Jarah (Alexis Lane) as she embarks on a brutal journey of retribution and revenge following the loss of her husband, child, her land and her innocence.'

Source: Cinema Australia (https://cinemaaustralia.com.au/2020/09/22/filmmaker-victoria-wharfe-mcintyre-prepares-us-for-the-flood-see-the-new-trailer-here/). (Sighted: 5/11/2020)

1 form y separately published work icon Miro Victoria Wharfe McIntyre , ( dir. Victoria Wharfe McIntyre ) Australia : Earthstar Productions , 2016 14383373 2016 single work film/TV

'After being conscripted to fight in WWII, an Indigenous man returns home to find that the government he fought for has betrayed him. It’s now up to him to fight for justice.'

Source: Screen Australia.

1 1 form y separately published work icon The Telegram Man Victoria Wharfe McIntyre , ( dir. James F. Khehtie ) Australia : James F. Khehtie , 2011 Z1863408 2011 single work film/TV

'During the long years of World War II, Australia's small farming communities paid a terrible price. In the rural towns of New South Wales, one family each week discovered that their son or husband or brother or father would not be coming home. In the throws of such grief, one seldom considers the man who delivers the news.

The Telegram Man takes us into the world of Bill Williams, the man who must deliver the worst kind of news and John Lewis the man who is destined to hear it. John Boyne's poetic short story American Farm '44 has been transported to the Australian outback allowing us to explore, through the micro-cosmos of Bill and John, how World War II forever changed the face of Australian culture.

The Telegram Man is a story that compels us to question our values, our fears and our compassion. It focuses on a time when we grew up as a nation, a time when we took responsibility and a time when we learnt the most painful lessons of loss whilst discovering and defining who we are.'

Source: http://www.thetelegramman.com (Sighted 28/05/2012).

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