Don's Party (Australia 1976) 720 X 480 Directed by Bruce Bere

Set in the period of the sexual revolution, and in the backdrop

of a political election in Australia, a group of friends gathers

for a social exchange of ideas, conversation, and "friendly encounters"

"on the side" as the evening progresses.



Directed by the renowned award winning Director Mr. Bruce Beresford

(Breaker Morant), its great a great social exposee of one of the most

vibrant cultures on the planet.



I've long admired the folks in Australia, with whom I went to school as

a child, in a school run by Australians in fact - and was married for

five years to an Australian woman of French extraction and "Royal British"

culture.



In fact, for me personally, they come second only to those in Germany, who

have my fondest admiration, and then of course the French have to factor

in somewhere. That all said, I simply point out that Australia is a most

special land, with some of the very best people on the planet, and this is

a movie about people in Australia that shed's some light on how this element

of society exists there, in this sort of a "frank exposition" as it were.



Michael Rizzo Chessman

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