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There are echoes of the classic Walkabout when the film becomes a cross-country race against time and the Indigenous pre-teen Thoomi (newcomer Simone Landers) enters the picture (along with the actual star of Walkabout, David Gulpilil). There's also an avaricious fracker, Vic (Anthony Hayes), whose survival plan involves exploiting the local blackfellas. The idea that some Aboriginal Australians will be far better placed to ride out a global pandemic than anyone else – by simply walking into the bush – is the film's astute premise. The 'virals' and their habit of resting by burying their heads in the soil is a macabrely brilliant visual in a production handsomely lensed by veteran DOP Geoffrey Simpson. But Cargo 's big drawcard is its sheer humanity. There's a lot of tragedy on show here, and you'll have to be made of stern stuff indeed to make it through this outback odyssey without a few tears. Details Release details Cast and crew
'Never forget me': Indigenous actor David Gulpilil, 66, has lung cancer and is retiring - as his tearful daughters pay tribute while picking up his NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award Published: 12:27 GMT, 7 July 2019 | Updated: 18:03 GMT, 7 July 2019 Indigenous Australian acting legend David Gulpilil has lung cancer and is retiring from showbiz, his daughters have revealed. The Yolngu elder, 66, was unable pick up his L ifetime Achievement Award at the NAIDOC Awards in Canberra due to his battle with the disease. The Crocodile Dundee star told the audience in an emotional video address: ' Thank you very much for watching me. Never forget me. ' Icon: Australian Indigenous acting legend David Gulpilil has lung cancer and is retiring from showbiz, it was revealed at the NAIDOC Awards David went on: 'While I am here, I will never forget you. I will still remember you, even though I am gone forever, I will still remember. ' His emotional daughters Phoebe Marson and MaKia McLaughlin accepted the award on his behalf and fought back tears as they explained that he is 'sick'.
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"Not good enough [treatment] to look after me up there. " While he said his cancer was stable at the moment, Gulpilil, sporting a greying beard and long, white hair, conceded his condition was "not very good". 'Doesn't like flying at the best of times' A return to Ramingining at this stage in his illness could prove too risky, said his Murray Bridge carer Mary Hood. "If he got sick out at Rammo, they would ship him into Royal Darwin or the hospice, " Ms Hood said. "He's stable at the moment, but we've been up this road before of him wanting to go home … he couldn't do a road trip because he even gets exhausted now and restless from going to Adelaide and back again. "And he doesn't like flying at the best of times. " David Gulpilil in a still from The Tracker, in 2002. His film career began in 1971. ( Supplied) Ms Hood said it had taken the actor "a long time to trust doctors and the medical system". "We more or less take it from doctor's visit to doctor's visit to see how this cancer's going.
The… Top contributors Ari Mattes Lecturer in Communications and Media, University of Notre Dame Australia Gemma Blackwood Lecturer, Media, University of Tasmania Anne Rutherford Associate Professor, Cinema Studies, Western Sydney University