Lord of the Bush

The film centers on Lord McAlpine's dream to establish a new civilization in Broome, a town in the remote north of Western Australia. His plans involve significant developments, including a cinema, a luxury resort, and a zoo, as well as aspirations for an international airport. However, his vision faces resistance from the local Aboriginal community, who are concerned about the changes these developments will bring to their lives.

This film provides a thought-provoking look at the clash between development and indigenous rights. It presents a nuanced narrative that highlights the complexities of progress and its impact on local cultures. Collectors may find interest in its unique perspective on a specific historical context in Australia.