Dust Off the Wings

A story of a groom going through the pre-wedding dilemmas of manhood and loyalties. A uniquely told story by talented director Lee Rogers. The raw style captures the lifestyle and heartbeat of the ozzie beach scene in sydney, or more specifically, Bondi beach. Great performances by all cast members, including singing sensation Kate Ceberano. Very relatable storyline that is heartfelt and honestly told. A bunch of unique characters that are fun and humorous and make for good comic relief. Surfing in the nude is always fun to watch, i don't care who you are. Definitely worth watching for wit and charm that is brought to the table by this troupe of Australian surfers and their friends.

Terrible movie and shocking acting. Probably set the Australian film industry back 20 years. An example of when sub-par film students getting older without developing any skills.

Honest potrayal of the fast life on the beach front of Bondi where we follow the exploits of a Groom-to-be and his dilemma of getting married. A semi-documentary that may be crude to some and which definitely lacks any originality. But it is a stepping stone for director Lee Rogers who shows potential and hopefully may mature in later works now that he has got this lame piece of work out off his system.

What do you get when you combine an Aussie celeb and her hubby, a video camera, some Bondi regulars, and sexism and sleaze galore? The answer? Dust off the Wings.

This film has been reviewed positively here on IMDb, but it's hard to see why ... Now, those who follow my reviews will know i appreciate some 'low-grade' stuff ... But this is really bottom of the barrel ... Basically a collection of (overlong) shorts of bloke surfing, blokes going on about the last 'chick' they scored, blokes and chicks getting tanked and discussing that gendered 'double standard', blokes and chicks getting their rocks off like they told their mates/girlfriends they do ...

Not much of a plot, no character development. Most appealing character is Kate Ceberano's, and she and her husband made the film (funny that!) And did anyone catch who the bride actually was? I finished watching the film a few hrs ago, i can't remember her!! The title refers to a metaphor, but one that is so plain dumb it's not worth repeating. And don't get me started on this movie's sexual politics!! 'Dust' is the love child of 'Kids' and 'They're a Weird Bunch' - except it makes those films look like revolutionary film-making! If that excites you, tune in. If not ...

Lee Rogers has a unique, sharp style -- both in shooting/laying out a scene, and story-telling. I know he has done several Aussie commercials, but Iwould love to see him do more features. Any in the making? I recommend this film highly for people new to Lee's work. I suppose what attracted me to this film initially was the star, Kate Ceberano, who I know as an incredible singing sensation from Oz. Who knew she could act as well? Maybe it was her director-husband who coaxed that out of her, but the result is still a star-turn for both her AND her husband. I know she has done more music videos, but I would also like to see her in more feature work. Maybe the two of them can work again together soon? I for one will be there in line to watch their work.