Industry experts and film buffs discuss the legacy of Rowan Woods’ Australian classic, The Boys (1998), and its influence on the films and filmmakers showcased by Dark Mofo Films. From the suburbs to the bush, from fear of the enemy within and anxiety about what the neighbours are up to behind closed curtains, we ask what makes Australian cinema distinct?

Panellists
James Hewison and Nick Batzias, curators of Dark Mofo Films
Damien Power, director of Killing Ground
Rowan Woods, director of The Boys
Facilitated by Luke Buckmaster, film critic for The Guardian Australia