Bedevil 1993 PG
When
1.00pm, Sat 9 Nov 2019 (90 mins)Where
Gallery of Modern Art & Cinema A
About
Bedevil will screen from an archival 35mm print.
‘Bedevil is a thematically linked trilogy of multiculturalisms, ghosts from Queensland’s past: Greeks, Chinese, Torres Strait Islanders and Aboriginals are posited against an American GI and the blondest of children. Tracey Moffat awakes the ghosts of her own past, her Aboriginal/Irish heritage and in so doing taps in to the ghosts of all our pasts.’ Brisbane International Film Festival
‘The first Australian feature directed by an Aboriginal woman, Bedevil is a haunting trilogy of ghost stories inspired by tales that Tracey Moffatt first heard as a child. In "Mister Chuck," a young boy is haunted by the vision of an American soldier buried in the quicksand near his house. In "Choo Choo Choo Choo," a mother is drawn back to the nearby railroad tracks by dreams — or are they memories? — of a past tragedy. In "Lovin' the Spin I'm In," a woman refuses eviction from her home in order to maintain her vigil for her deceased son.’ Toronto International Film Festival
Production Credits
- Director /Script: Tracey Moffatt
- Cinematographer: Geoff Burton
- Editor: Wayne le Clos
- Print Source: National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Canberra
- Rights: Ronin Films
- Screening Format: 35mm
- Year: 1993
- Runtime: 90 minutes
- Country: Australia
- Language: English
- Sound: Dolby
- Colour: Colour