You Can't See 'round Corners

The film follows Frankie McCoy, portrayed by Ken Shorter, a gambler from Newtown who faces the challenges of conscription into the army. As he becomes entangled in debt with local SP bookies, the story unfolds in the context of the Vietnam War, capturing a slice of life that reflects the struggles of many soldiers of the era.

Shot at Kapooka camp, You Can't See 'round Corners is notable for its portrayal of soldiers training for the Vietnam conflict, a subject that is rarely depicted in Australian cinema. The film's blend of crime and personal drama makes it an interesting watch for those interested in the complexities of war and its impact on individual lives.

With a cast that includes Rowena Wallace, Carmen Duncan, and Judith Fisher, the film presents a narrative that intertwines romance with the harsh realities of military service. Collectors of Australian cinema or films from the 1960s will find this title significant for its cultural and historical context.