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Mandarin Peel is a haiku. Through a lens of memory and dreams, two girls explore their friendship and the joy of a juicy mandarin in the dry Australian landscape. An evocative montage, the film evokes tactile experiences and revels in the visceral. It's a musing on childhood, kinship, instincts, violence and forgiveness. The children of Mandarin Peel serve as metaphors for Australia itself, its exploration of identity, forging relationships, inventing history and future. |
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Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?
Hijabers in Love
Dark Power
Sing to Me
Great White Fight Club
Don't Go to School Tomorrow
Casper & Mandrilaftalen 1: Kig
Le Bey de Tunis et les personnages de sa suite descendant l'escalier du Bardo
Tales from the Dead Zone
A Fiend's Love
Troublesome Secretaries, or How Betty Outwitted Her Father
Lower Falls, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Park
Blood Spirit
Detective Dee and the Great Illusionist
Mozart: Le Nozze di Figaro
Near and Dear
Tony Little Target Training: Abdominal Muscle Toning And Reduction System
Kathleen the Irish Rose
Toto
Elefante
Anne
The Whole World Blind (Or: The Ballad of the Cuck and the Eunuch)
The Taste of Knuckles
Before the Rooster Crows
Equestrian Sexual Response
The Routine
Infantile
Hide N Seek
Blanche Fraise
Money Mad
Romeo and Juliet
Spring
Daydreaming So Vividly About Our Spanish Holidays
Piss
The Confidence Trick
This One Last Time
Asmodeus
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