Bastardy

This documentary provides a deep look into the life of Jack Charles, a self-proclaimed Robin Hood of the streets. It captures his journey through addiction and crime, while also highlighting his successful acting career. The film is both provocative and humorous, offering a multifaceted portrait of Charles’s experiences over the last forty years.

With a runtime of 83 minutes, Bastardy combines elements of humor and poignancy to tell a compelling story. It sheds light on the challenges faced by Indigenous Australians, making it a significant documentary in the realm of social issues. Collectors interested in documentaries that address themes of addiction and Aboriginal culture will find this film particularly engaging.