MOON ROCK FOR MONDAY

DRAMATIC FEATURE | 100 MINS | AUSTRALIA | DIRECTOR: KURT MARTIN | PRODUCER: JIM ROBISON | NSW PREMIERE

SELLING FAST

with a Q&A with Actors George Pullar, David Field, Director Kurt Martin and Producer Jim Robison

Australian landscape and road movies are a match made in cinema heaven. Due to her terminal illness, nine-year-old Monday’s only contact with the outside world is her weekly visit to the hospital. Her imagination is captured by the (Uluru), which she believes has healing powers.

When she sets out for the middle of Australia, she becomes caught up in a police chase involving sixteen-year-old Tyler, a street kid with a massive heart. The unlikely pair soon form a friendship and take off on an epic road trip to the Northern Territory. Meanwhile, her father is desperately trying to track his daughter down before the police find the fugitives.

With location shooting in the Flinders Ranges and Coober Pedy, this is a big-hearted film set in a big country. Throw in performances by Aaron Jeffrey, David Field, and Nicholas Hope and you’ve got an irresistible package.