Jindalee Lady (1992)
Jindalee Lady tells the story of a young Aboriginal woman sets out to build a career in the fashion industry. It is an urban love triangle involving an Aboriginal fashion designer, her white music executive husband and an Aboriginal cinematographer. It is considered the first feature film ever directed by an indigenous person in Australia.
Director: Brian Syron
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Lydia Miller as Lauren |
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Patrick Ward as David |
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Michael Leslie as Greg |
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Larry Hunter-Stewart as Victor |
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Joanna Lambert as Julia |
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Larissa Behrendt as Model |
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Banula Marika as Didgeridu player |
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Djalu Gurruwiwi as Didgeridu player |
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Su Cruickshank as Singer |
| Writing | Briann Kearney | Writer |
| Writing | Brian Syron | Writer |
| Camera | Mark Gilfedder | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Peter Carrette | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Miriana Marusic | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Tracy Schramm | Still Photographer |
| Directing | Brian Syron | Director |
| Production | Dee Molineaux | Production Designer |
| Editing | Sally Fitzpatrick | Editor |
| Editing | Stewart Schill | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Stephen Fitzgerald | Costume Designer |
| Sound | Bart Willoughby | Music Score Producer |
| Production | Briann Kearney | Producer |
| Production | Kevin Kearney | Producer |
| Production | Thomas G. Donovan | Producer |
