Have just realised... non kiwi/aussie bloggers, New Zealanders tend to call Australians as a whole cousins (and vice versa) and the sea that separates us is fondly referred to as the ditch... as in "He got a better job offer across the ditch" or "He realised that the grass was greener on the other side of the ditch".
I realised how little I know about the aboriginal culture - at the start of the movie a warning is relayed to Aborigine and Torres Strait Islanders that the film may contain images of deceased persons and I really had no idea why they had. When an aborigine dies, their name is never spoken again and this is reflected in the movie. What Erin and Miss Karen enlightened me too is that sometimes this goes further and their possessions and any images of them are also destroyed. I can now see how seeing one of the aboriginal cast members in the movie once they are deceased could be very traumatic for their relatives.
One goal out of fifty-two down and I'm already learning. Gotta be good for you :D



