Nice Coloured Girls

The film follows three Aboriginal women in Kings Cross as they encounter a drunken white man. They cleverly manipulate him into spending his money and ultimately steal his wallet, showcasing a dynamic interplay of power and race. This narrative highlights the contrasts in relationships between Aboriginal women and white men, both past and present.

As a work by Tracey Moffatt, one of Australia's prominent visual artists, Nice Coloured Girls stands out in the realm of short films. Its unique perspective and engaging storytelling make it an important addition to discussions around race and gender in cinema. Collectors of short films or those interested in works by female directors will find this title particularly noteworthy.