What Utopia lacks in finesse it more than makes up for in passion.
Pilger made Utopia to make Australians sit up and listen. It's no-nonsense, provocative, powerful and sickening stuff.
The filmmaker firebrand is in pungent form as he dismantles the hypocrisy of Australia's treatment of its indigenous peoples.
110 minutes is a hefty time in screen politics, especially when we know the makers’ message from scene one.
John Pilger's angry, impassioned documentary.
To see this is to engage with arguably the most shocking case of political and social oppression in an affluent country.
This is a grim and powerful film.
Impassioned and righteously angry.
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