When Mrs. Boss Belonging
In the movie, the scene where Nullah says, “when Mrs. Boss first come to this land, she look but she not see. Now she got eyes open for the first time.” This is an example of Ideological landscapes and how Lady Sara see’s the land. The audience can see Lady Sarah pause on her gaze in awe as the camera pans from the herd of cattle up to a spectacular rock formation. Lady Sarah leaves in England all her, so see the land differently suggest a kind of attitude because she was expecting to see the kind of landscapes England has. Furthermore, the symbols is used in the film by Baz Lurhmann. They assist in depicting and understanding underlying meaning in the movie. Symbols in the film are used to represent central themes such as, social class or
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The movie should have shown more about him and the Aboriginal people. But in the other hand, the movie director is using to the movie has a form of reconciliation between the white Australian people and the lost generations of Aboriginal people. He trying to avoid conflicts and respect the Aboriginal people because he doesn’t know the criticism he might get from Aboriginal people. Also it was the same year the Australian prime minster gave an apology to the Aboriginal people. In film we become aware of the landscape because of King George, throughout the film he always seems to appear out of nowhere. In some of the scene, we can see King George standing and looking, but we do not see what he is looking for. Also he sings and know everywhere because he don’t use map and he always sings his through any obstacles in his way. For example, when the scene about “the never never” that scene shows even the Drover doesn’t know everywhere in the land. He tried to stop Lady Ashley from going through because he was scared and said no one has never gone through it. But when King George came, he believe that they could go through because he is a witch doctor and knows his ways. This scene shows King George understands the land and sees himself has the owner. This shows how the film acts as a kind of reconciliation because it shows that Aboriginal people owner and knows the land very well compared white Australian people and they don’t need maps to move in the land. Australian
The movie should have shown more about him and the Aboriginal people. But in the other hand, the movie director is using to the movie has a form of reconciliation between the white Australian people and the lost generations of Aboriginal people. He trying to avoid conflicts and respect the Aboriginal people because he doesn’t know the criticism he might get from Aboriginal people. Also it was the same year the Australian prime minster gave an apology to the Aboriginal people. In film we become aware of the landscape because of King George, throughout the film he always seems to appear out of nowhere. In some of the scene, we can see King George standing and looking, but we do not see what he is looking for. Also he sings and know everywhere because he don’t use map and he always sings his through any obstacles in his way. For example, when the scene about “the never never” that scene shows even the Drover doesn’t know everywhere in the land. He tried to stop Lady Ashley from going through because he was scared and said no one has never gone through it. But when King George came, he believe that they could go through because he is a witch doctor and knows his ways. This scene shows King George understands the land and sees himself has the owner. This shows how the film acts as a kind of reconciliation because it shows that Aboriginal people owner and knows the land very well compared white Australian people and they don’t need maps to move in the land. Australian