Set in Australian wheat-belt in 1968, SEPTEMBER is a character driven film about two 15 year old boys.Set in Australian wheat-belt in 1968, SEPTEMBER is a character driven film about two 15 year old boys.Set in Australian wheat-belt in 1968, SEPTEMBER is a character driven film about two 15 year old boys.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations
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Anton Tennet
- Tom
- (as Anton Tennett)
Tommy Lewis
- Uncle Harold
- (as Tom E. Lewis)
Steve Dodd
- Aboriginal Elder #2
- (as Steve 'Mullawalla' Dodd)
Michael Edward Williams
- Thomas Parker
- (as Michael Williams)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaMorgan Griffin's debut.
- ConnectionsFeatured in September: Interviews with the Creative Team (2007)
Featured review
It was an unusual film to see at the festival just because I wasn't used to such a slower paced film.
I think in North America, we're so used to the plot being given to us blatantly that when a film like this comes along, it feels so foreign and so... different.
There are some moments in the film when I wanted the pace to quicken a little bit. It is like others have said a very character-driven movie.
It's not the worse movie I saw at the festival because at least it had a plot and something to say but I wouldn't say it was the best.
The director to me tries to make you fill in the gaps - like a book - rather than having everything said aloud. (There were a lot of silent moments... some of which were painfully long) Nevertheless, I still found it interesting to watch. Whether I would recommend it to someone, well, if you fancy something different from what you're used to North America (a slower-paced film) then go ahead and watch this film.
I think in North America, we're so used to the plot being given to us blatantly that when a film like this comes along, it feels so foreign and so... different.
There are some moments in the film when I wanted the pace to quicken a little bit. It is like others have said a very character-driven movie.
It's not the worse movie I saw at the festival because at least it had a plot and something to say but I wouldn't say it was the best.
The director to me tries to make you fill in the gaps - like a book - rather than having everything said aloud. (There were a lot of silent moments... some of which were painfully long) Nevertheless, I still found it interesting to watch. Whether I would recommend it to someone, well, if you fancy something different from what you're used to North America (a slower-paced film) then go ahead and watch this film.
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $63,883
- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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