juls-37348
Joined Oct 2022
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I was fortunate to be at the Scottish Premiere of Little Tornadoes last night as Ian Anderson is my cousin, now I would have gone along any film to support my family.
I didn't expect to be quite so blown away.
This gentle but strong, sad but heartwarming beautifully raised the issues around small town living in Australia in the 70's . It highlighted men's mental health in the respect that, it just wasn't spoken about an was handed down through the generations.... It looks at racism that Italian immigrants faced... It also showed how food can break down barriers!
I could go on but I don't want to put in any spoliers
Australia I the 70's was not what I imagined, I always pictured a fabulous idillic life....
I love this film and would love to see it again as there are so many layers... Im sure I'll see different things every time I watch it.
Well done to everyone involved.
I didn't expect to be quite so blown away.
This gentle but strong, sad but heartwarming beautifully raised the issues around small town living in Australia in the 70's . It highlighted men's mental health in the respect that, it just wasn't spoken about an was handed down through the generations.... It looks at racism that Italian immigrants faced... It also showed how food can break down barriers!
I could go on but I don't want to put in any spoliers
Australia I the 70's was not what I imagined, I always pictured a fabulous idillic life....
I love this film and would love to see it again as there are so many layers... Im sure I'll see different things every time I watch it.
Well done to everyone involved.