IN PRODUCTION

DIRECTOR

Matthew Holmes

WRITERS

Matthew Holmes

Aidan Phelan

PRODUCERS

Matthew Holmes

Felipe Teplitsky

Russell Cunningham

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Peter Szilveszter

STARRING

Joshua Jaegar (Twin Rivers)

Arthur Angel (Red Dog)

Jacob Junior Nayinggul (Fear Below)

Monika Lapka (Caliburn)

Nick Launchbury (Going South)

Damon Hunter (The Cost)

Freya Tingley (Time Addicts)

Adam Willson (The Legend of Ben Hall)

Brendan Cooney (With the Pines)

Terry Rogers (Escape from Pretoria)

Darren Holmes (Twin Rivers)

In the unforgiving outback of 1934 Australia, a war-scarred swagman Harry Mills becomes a desperate fugitive after an act of vengeance against a brutal landowner sets the law upon him. Hunted by authorities and civilians alike, Harry is forced to confront his past, his morality and his inevitable fate in a world that has left him behind.

"Gifted and tenacious writer/director Matthew Holmes has commenced shooting on his sixth feature film, The Sundowner." FILM INK

"Cinema Australia readers have been treated to an exclusive first-look at brand new stills and a fresh teaser poster for The Sundowner, the new independent feature from acclaimed director Matthew Holmes (The Legend of Ben Hall, Fear Below, The Cost)." CINEMA AUSTRALIA

FAR END OF THE SEA - POST PRODUCTION

DIRECTOR

Matthew Holmes

WRITERS

Jamie Coffa

PRODUCERS

Jamie Coffa

Yanick Destiogo

Cramer Cain

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Felipe Teplitsky

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Peter Szilveszter

STARRING

Jamie Coffa (Gallipoli, The Legend of Ben Hall)

Cramer Cain (Home and Away, Heartbreak High,

Troppo, All Saints, Redfern Now)

Sophie McAsey (Vinegar Mother, Vendetta 19)

Brav Bowabobo

Redrose Tamakin

Washed ashore on a small island in the Pacific, shipwrecked Scottish sailor, Hamish MacKay, is quickly taken captive by local islander Adiben. On route back to Adiben’s village where an ill fate certainly awaits him, Hamish must figure out a way to escape his captor. At the same time, Adiben must make an impossible choice: to fulfil his responsibility to his people or to help a stranger lost at the far end of the sea.

This fictional narrative set in a historically accurate time (1842) marks a special milestone for the nation of Nauru - being the first ever Nauruan film made for the big screen!