Australien in 100 Tagen (2012)
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Directors
Silke Schranz, Christian Wüstenberg
Two filmmakers document a 22,000-kilometer journey across Australia, from Perth and Darwin to Cairns, Adelaide, and Tasmania.
The story
Two filmmakers travel 22,000 kilometers across Australia, documenting each day on camera and offering glimpses of the country’s regions. Their route begins in Perth and follows the west coast north to Darwin, then crosses the Red Centre via Alice Springs to tropical Cairns. From there, they head south through Sydney and Melbourne to Adelaide, with a detour to Tasmania. The film brings together their personal experiences, nature documentary, and travel-guide elements.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The two filmmakers traveled 22,000 kilometers across the continent, documenting every day with a camera and offering a glimpse into all regions of Australia. The journey begins in Perth, goes up the west coast to Darwin, crosses the Red Centre via Alice Springs to tropical Cairns, and then heads south through Sydney and Melbourne to Adelaide. The two also took a detour to unspoiled Tasmania. The result is a blend of personal experiences, nature documentary, and travel guide.
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