We Of The Never Never [1982] [Eng] -Hammer71

We Of The Never Never (1982)



Avi Size (MB) .........: 699.98 MB



Video Length ..........: 02:08:22 (128 Minutes)

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Video Codec ...........: XVID (2 Pass)

Video Bitrate .........: 698 KB/s (six-nine-eight)

Framerate .............: 29.970 FPS



Resolution ............: 640 x 272

Aspect Ratio ..........: 2.35:1



Audio Codec ...........: (MP3) (MONO 2-Channel)

Audio Bitrate .........: 64 KB/s (CBR)



Audio Language ........: English



CD-R Tested ...........: Memorex CD-R (52x 700mb 80mins)

Player Tested .........: Magnavox MWD7006



Surround Sound Test ...: Not Available (Mono Audio Source)



IMDB ..................: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084893/




Awards: 1 Win - 5 Nominations



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*Note*

The runtime listed on IMDB and Amazon says: 134 minutes

The runtime listed on the back of the DvD Cover: Approx 134 minutes



The runtime when the Original DvD is in the DvD Player: 128 minutes....

I tested the Original DvD in 3 different DvD Players and they all said: 128 minutes

I find this rather odd, but wanted to make sure I put this info in here for

everyone to know about in case someone was wondering about the runtime.



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Graced by glorious cinematography and an emotionally charged music score,

the 1982 movie "We Of The Never Never" tells the remarkable true story of one

woman's fight to overcome sexual and racial prejudice amid the harsh beauties of

the Australian outback.



Made during the 'golden age' of Australian cinema, this is a superlative

adaptation of a well-loved Australian period classic.



The story is set a century ago. Jeannie Gunn leaves her genteel Melbourne

existence for a new life on her husband's isolated cattle station.

Rolling up her sleeves and mucking in, Jeannie soon wins over the misogynistic

stockmen, but she faces a much tougher challenge in trying to change their racist

treatment of the indigenous aboriginal population.



Enjoy the movie!