Lauren is a beautiful Indigenous Australian fashion designer whose label, Jindalee Lady, is an elite fashion house. Her philandering husband David neglects her constantly, however. His constant absence mixed with suave flirtation trap her in their one-sided, painful relationship until she walks in on him cheating with one of her star models. Disgusted, disillusioned and angry, she flies into the arms of a handsome, steadfast lover of Aboriginal decent and decides to start her life anew. As she manages her business with a new lover beside her, Lauren finds herself questioning whether she can find happiness in her new life without David or whether she might be lured again to his destructive charms? With numerous references to Lauren's ancestral heritage, Jindalee Lady paints a story of Aboriginal men and women fighting for respect and success in modern society.
Media Ethics, An Aboriginal Film and the Australian Film Commission
New York (City)
:
Writers Club Press
,
2002
Z1636961
2002
single work
criticism
'Media Ethics, An Aboriginal Film and the Australian Film Commission details the development, pre-production and marketing of Aboriginal director Brian Syron's feature film, Jindalee Lady , the first Australian feature film to be directed by an Aboriginal and, according to Russell Mulvaney, Coordinator 1992 Dreamspeakers International Film Festival of First Nations, the first feature film ever to be directed by a First Nations director.' Source: Publisher's blurb
Media Ethics, An Aboriginal Film and the Australian Film Commission
New York (City)
:
Writers Club Press
,
2002
Z1636961
2002
single work
criticism
'Media Ethics, An Aboriginal Film and the Australian Film Commission details the development, pre-production and marketing of Aboriginal director Brian Syron's feature film, Jindalee Lady , the first Australian feature film to be directed by an Aboriginal and, according to Russell Mulvaney, Coordinator 1992 Dreamspeakers International Film Festival of First Nations, the first feature film ever to be directed by a First Nations director.' Source: Publisher's blurb
