Locke reveals to Helen that he is going on a walkabout and would like for Helen to go with him; she tells him that she can't meet customers in person and that his paid hour on the phone with her is up.
Perhaps oddest of all are the NGO types – Western women, mostly – who are here to save Cambodia and wouldn't usually be caught dead in a place like Walkabout.
Perhaps oddest of all are the NGO types Western women, mostly who are here to save Cambodia and wouldn't usually be caught dead in a place like Walkabout.
I'd filmed Nicolas Roeg's Walkabout, so it felt like going backwards.
It was one of those places where they have an area where only top celebs can go, and Bryan Ferry came down and was doing like a walkabout, as if he were talking to schoolchildren clutching flags.
Our ageing soap was born in 1986, in a flurry of pastels, on the heels of other Aussies on walkabout in the 70s, like Skippy and The Flying Doctors.
I was able to make my Mesa Boogie Walkabout bass amp sound like a crushingly loud Marshall JCM (again coupled with IK's AmpliTube Slash iPad app).
They do like a giant walkabout in Liverpool.
The Australian revival, beginning in the early '70s with films like Nicolas Roeg's "Walkabout" (not in the festival) and Tim Burstall's raunchy comedy "Alvin Purple," was not driven by ideology, either cinematic or cultural.
One that truly serves the core, intimate drama of a film that, like Nicolas Roeg's Walkabout, isn't just an account of what happened but is also about the psychological aftermath.
