The Flood

There was a story worth telling in this, but it got lost in confusion and cliche's.

A chilling story underpins this film, that is sometimes hard to watch. The beautiful photography and evocative soundtrack help to carry you through.

We wish the producers had not embellished the story - a very important story of awful racial discrimination and persecution - with a seemingly endless mash-mash of dreams and fantasies switching back and forth with "reality" so that it became totally confusing. The gun battles were somewhat ridiculous and while it was good to see the persecutors being killed off, it then became confusing as to whether or not that had happened.

They missed a great opportunity to more correctly portray the dreadful injustices experienced by our Indigenous population in the mid 20th century.

Perhaps some other producer may eventually take the same story line and make it far more accurately show the experiences at that particular period.

A good story and acting although a bit fragmented in some places. Definately worth a watch

Ok story showing atrocities committed but acting and story fail towards the end.

Biggest disappointment is the indigenous language, costume, hair design and makeup which is very misleading of the time period.

Perhaps the story is better suited to an international audience who are ignorant of certain factuals.