Fresh Air

I really enjoyed it. It demands a second viewing. The directing and the acting were raw and kinetic.

Just caught this on TV, wasn't sure if it would be any good but for some reason Nadine Garner caught my attention so I sat through the rest of the film. Turned out to be very good, aside from the shaky ending, but that may just be because I missed some vital piece of information from the start of the film that would have made it all fit together better.

Anyway, Australian films have a tendency to be pretty horrible, so this was a very welcome surprise.

Thinking back on the film I would have to say that this film was actually a miracle and I feel fortunate that these filmmakers put in all that time and effort to produce this. It has stayed with me all this time and I am better for it. Bravo.

What can I say, I enjoyed this little flick, it is urban, it is witty, it is Zinema. There is no real story here, it is a point of view, it is about what you do when you are waiting for your career to kick in, when you are wondering if it actually will... there are lots of chewy bits to this film... if you don't get it, well I guess you probably prefer a footy game where the score is easier to see. The highlight has to be the Dongs Party community theatre piece.

A social realistic film about a week in the life on three young Sydney-siders. The two girls Kit and E spend a lot of their time going from protest rally to protest rally, as we watch Jack go about his life - watching soccer & visiting his parents.

A simple & elegant movie, that if you're un-attentive, seems to go nowhere, but achieves quite a beautiful portrayal of the life's of three people that are easily related to. The humour is simple & plays on the fact that we all know people, or are people, like Jack, E & Kit.

Not for people after an action packed, high paced movie, but definitely a worth while watch.