The Phantom Stockman

The story follows Kim Marsden, who inherits a cattle station near Alice Springs following her father's death. Convinced that her father was murdered, she enlists the help of a legendary bushman known as the Sundowner, a close friend of her father's. The film features a runtime of 67 minutes and showcases the rugged landscape and culture of the Australian outback.

With a cast that includes Chips Rafferty, Victoria Shaw, Max Osbiston, and Guy Doleman, this film presents a unique take on the Western genre. The narrative explores themes of legacy and justice, with a focus on the character of the Sundowner as he navigates the challenges presented by Kim's suspicions. As a piece of Australian cinema, it reflects the era's Western style while incorporating local elements and settings.