A woman with a stalker outside and a difficult flatmate at home learns she’s afraid of the wrong people.
September (Australia, 2007)
On a WA wheat farm in 1968, Ed (Xavier Samuel) and Paddy (Clarence Ryan) are best mates despite steep social inequalities. But new laws requiring white farmers like Ed’s dad to start paying wages to Aboriginal workers like Paddy’s family change their world, and the boys’ feelings for a new neighbour (Mia Wasikowska, in one of her first roles) push them further apart. Roger Mason’s dreamlike score complements visuals that pay homage to Terrence Malick.
Note: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned this film may contain images and voices of people who have died.
Directed by Peter Carstairs.
Stars Xavier Samuel and Clarence John Ryan.
Rated M. 85 minutes.
Inside Film Awards, won Best Cinematography, nominated for Best Production Design. Australian Screen Sound Guild, nominated for Feature Film Soundtrack of the Year.