Black and White (2002)
Het is Kerstmis 1958 in het conservatieve en vredige Adelaide, Australië. De jonge advocaat David O'Sullivan (Robert Carlyle) krijgt te horen dat hij Max Stuart moet verdedigen in een rechtszaak. Stuart is een jonge Aboriginal die in Ceduna, een stadje in de woestijn van West-Australië, is gearresteerd op verdenking van verkrachting van en moord op een blank meisje. O'Sullivan komt er al snel achter dat Max erin is geluisd door de lokale politie, en vindt dat hij hiertegen in opstand moet komen. Samen met zijn zakenpartner Helen Devaney (Kerry Fox) brengt hij de zaak voor de hoogste rechters in het Britse Gemenebest. Geholpen door een nog jonge Rupert Murdoch die naam probeert te maken met zijn krant Adelaide News, trekt O'Sullivan ten strijde tegen klassenjustitie, verborgen bewijs en de gevestigde orde. 'Black and White' is een boeiend verhaal over goed en fout.
Regiseur: Craig Lahiff
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Robert Carlyle as David O'Sullivan |
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Charles Dance as Roderic Chamberlain |
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Kerry Fox as Helen Devaney |
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Colin Friels as Father Tom Dixon |
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Ben Mendelsohn as Rupert Murdoch |
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David Ngoombujarra as Young Max Stuart |
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Max Stuart as Old Max Stuart |
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Rhys McConnochie as Justice Abbott |
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Bille Brown as Thomas Playford |
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John Gregg as Rohan Rivett |
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Roy Billing as Det Sgt Turner |
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Gary Waddell as Constable Jones |
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Patrick Duggin as Policeman #1 |
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Andrew Martin as Policeman #2 |
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Frank Gallacher as Justice Reed |
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Vincent Ball as Chief Justice Napier |
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Peter Whitford as Justice Windeyer |
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Heather Mitchell as Roma Chamberlain |
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Chris Haywood as Det-Sgt Karskens |
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Paul Sonkkila as Bishop |
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Petru Gheorghiu as Dr. Strehlow |
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Penne Hackforth-Jones as Mrs. Aston |
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Marshall Napier as Prison Warder |
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Josephine Byrnes as Barmaid |
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Andy Anderson as Norman Geiseman |
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Tim Robertson as Mr. King |
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Peter Carroll as Viscount Simonds |
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Tony Mack as Mr. Aston |
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Lisa Flanagan as Girl at Cinema |
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Donald MacDonald as Lord Tucker |
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Nick Readman as Alan Moir |
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Edmund Pegge as Dawson |
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Scott Harrison as Ed Montale |
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Don Barker as Ceduna Magistrate |
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Edwin Hodgeman as Govt. Prosecutor |
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Briah Victory as Mary Hattam |
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Bernard Hull as Policeman #3 |
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Dylan Lloyd as Policeman #4 |
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Phillip Lowe as Playford's Assistant |
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Roger Newcombe as Clerk of Arraigns |
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Colleen Cross as Air Hostess |
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Wojciech Pisarek as Yugoslav Drunk |
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Paul Simpson as Paul Spry |
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John Leigh Gray as Jury Foreman |
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Chris Duncan as Clerk of Courts |
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David Buchanan as Juror (uncredited) |
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Chris Koch as Court Attendance (uncredited) |
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Susan Lyons as Dr. Thompson (uncredited) |
| Directing | Craig Lahiff | Director |
| Writing | Louis Nowra | Writer |
| Production | Jina Jay | Casting |
| Art | Murray Picknett | Production Design |
| Production | Nik Powell | Producer |
| Camera | Geoffrey Simpson | Director of Photography |
| Production | Christine King | Casting |
| Costume & Make-Up | Tracy Phillpot | Makeup Artist |
| Production | Helen Leake | Producer |
| Art | Sarah Gilligan | Art Direction |
| Art | Robert Webb | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Tracy Phillpot | Hairstylist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Annie Marshall | Costume Design |
| Editing | Lee Smith | Editor |
| Sound | Cezary Skubiszewski | Original Music Composer |
