One Night The Moon

A sequence of cuts starting with an overhead shot of Jim opens & closes the film signifying ...

Perkins uses intertextuality of the film "Picnic at Hanging Rock". Why?

The indigenous voice of grief and loss is represented when?

What style of music does the filmmaker use to represents the dominant white cultural voice?

What lighting effect is used in the church to make an ironic suggestion that Jim is devout?

Graphics showing a pithy statement by Charles Perkins is memorable for the use of what device?

What techniques does the filmmaker use to personify the moon?

The soundtrack that accompanies the film is a musical collaboration between which composers

Historically, Aboriginal people do not have a concept of land ownership. What is their view?

Why is the use of Celtic folk music so powerful in positioning the audience

What techniques does the filmmaker use to convey a spiritual presence in the landscape?

"Business" is an Anglo term appropriated by indigenous peoples meaning what?

How else does does the filmmaker assert her position on reconciliation?

Black and white is a metaphor for things being cleary delineated. What other allusion?

Why do you think Albert's wife sings the hymn over the graveside?

The gate separating the Ryan family's home from the land is what?

Who is the director of One Night the Moon

The lyrics and choreography during "I Don't Know Anything Anymore" show that Jim is ...

The differing cultural voices in the film are best exemplified by which 2 characters?

What pejorative term does Jim use to refer to Albert?

Black and white is a metaphor for things being cleary delineated. What other allusion?

What techniques is used to show the fading hope and waning control of Jim on his long search?

McCubbin's work is referenced through the mise en scene of the lone woman in the bush. Why?

Perkins' authorial voice is evident here through the synchronisation of music & lyrics with ...

Who is Charles Perkins?

The last verse of "This Land is Mine" is sung as a duet to show a conflict of perspectives.

The film One Night the Moon is ...

What non-diegetic sound does the filmmaker use to suggest the innocent voice of the child?

Rose represents the voice of intuition when she dreams of what?

How are we positioned as responders to view Rose at the start of the film?

The juxtaposition of the church & travel scene is ironic. Whose didactic voice is heard?

One Night the Moon is based on actual events which occurred in what year?

Ruby Hunter who plays Albert's wife is ....

The pre audio lap of the priest saying "we are united in the brotherhood of man" occurs when?

Paul Kelly plays Jim. Who and what is he known for?

Rose has memories showing the nature of her mother-child bond. How does Perkin's portray these?

"Once I knew what was wrong and right, God was good, black was never white" foreshadows what?

The cultural voices of black and white are best represented by the antithetical perspectives

Rose's relationship with Jim undergoes a radical change. One scene that coveys this well is?

How does the filmmaker demonstrate Albert's spiritual connection with Country?

Use of sound to establish a counterpoint eg (folk music in the Australian bush) is called?

This scene creates a visual metaphor painting the "dotted line" of ownership as a ...

The filmmaker introduces the voice of nature by ...

Why does the title indicate this film will be from the White man's perspective?

By the end of the film we are positioned to see Rose as the voice of ...

How does the filmmaker portray the gender roles of white people in the film?

When Rose visits Albert, Perkins uses intetextuality of what Australian artist & oil painting?

The actors who play Jim's on screen wife and daughter are who?