Bullocky (film) explained

Bullocky is a 1969 Australian short documentary film, in colour. It was directed by Richard Mitchell and produced by Gil Brealey for the Commonwealth Film Unit. The film depicts Vic Reaves, one of the few remaining 'bullockies' hauling timber in country New South Wales.^{[1] [2]}

Bullocky was a co-winner of the Golden Reel prize at the 1969 Australian Film Institute Awards.^[3]

External links

• , posted by the National Film and Sound Archive

Notes and References

1. News: Film unit productions to be screened . . 44 . 12,477 . Australian Capital Territory, Australia . 25 November 1969 . 4 July 2020 . 14 . National Library of Australia.
2. News: Reaching his public . . 43 . 12,396 . Australian Capital Territory, Australia . 21 August 1969 . 4 July 2020 . 3 . National Library of Australia.
3. News: School should be 'practical' . . 44 . 12,484 . Australian Capital Territory, Australia . 3 December 1969 . 4 July 2020 . 29 . National Library of Australia.