Goldstone
Aaron Pedersen (Mystery Road), Alex Russell (Chronicle) and Oscar-nominee Jacki Weaver (Animal Kingdom) star in this outback crime thriller. A seemingly simple missing persons case leads to a complex web of corruption implicating the local Mayor, Mining Boss and Aboriginal Land Council.
- Director:
- Ivan Sen ('Mystery Road', 'Beneath Clouds', 'Toomelah')
- Writer:
- Ivan Sen
- Cast:
- Alex RussellAaron PedersenJacki WeaverDavid WenhamDavid GulpililTom E. LewisMichelle Lim Davidson
Reviews & comments
A brilliantly photographed crime thriller amidst the spectacular Australian outback
Australian thrillers have a signature style as unique as the harsh and visually threatening landscapes that fill this ancient land. Outback colour palettes radiate red earth, golden deserts, and ochre gorges, and all is captured with majestic cinematography in Goldstone (2016) which opened this year’s Sydney Film Festival. As the sequel to the excellent...
The Guardian
pressGoldstone belongs to a suite of Australian films that contemplate land ownership in memorable ways...
SBS
pressI came away with more rewards than not and Sen and Aaron Pederson have created a terrific character in Jay Swan with more than one movie in him. I hope he's back soon.
ABC
pressAn artful pot-boiler, a boiling, roiling poem of callousness and intrigue that operates as a very direct but never "on-the-nose" metaphor for no less than the history of Australian white settlement.
The Guardian
pressGoldstone belongs to a suite of Australian films that contemplate land ownership in memorable ways...
SBS
pressI came away with more rewards than not and Sen and Aaron Pederson have created a terrific character in Jay Swan with more than one movie in him. I hope he's back soon.
ABC
pressAn artful pot-boiler, a boiling, roiling poem of callousness and intrigue that operates as a very direct but never "on-the-nose" metaphor for no less than the history of Australian white settlement.
A brilliantly photographed crime thriller amidst the spectacular Australian outback
Australian thrillers have a signature style as unique as the harsh and visually threatening landscapes that fill this ancient land. Outback colour palettes radiate red earth, golden deserts, and ochre gorges, and all is captured with majestic cinematography in Goldstone (2016) which opened this year’s Sydney Film Festival. As the sequel to the excellent...
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