Rangle River

Rangle River tells the story of Marion Hastings, who returns to her father's cattle property in western Queensland after a long absence in Europe. Upon her return, she faces hostility from both her father's foreman, Dick Drake, and her neighbor, Don Lawton. This film combines elements of Western, action, adventure, and mystery, making it a notable entry in the Australian Western genre.

With a runtime of 86 minutes, Rangle River offers a compact yet engaging narrative that highlights the challenges of ranch life in Australia during the 1930s. Directed by Clarence G. Badger, this film features performances from Victor Jory, Robert Coote, and George Bryant, adding depth to the story of family and conflict in a rugged landscape.