Streets of Colour

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Am C @RT54066470 04/01/2025 I struggle to give this half a star, perhaps only for a few of the drug taking montage scenes which are about the only element that 'works'. The film suffers from non-existent character development, poor script writing and a story that goes no-where. This is a third semester uni project at best. See more Mike*Star T @RT98161944 06/24/2024 Terrible Acting / Direction and poor casting to say the least. This is a film trying to emulate an American gangsta flick. Failing with a weak storyline, lacking dramatic authenticity. See more Paul U @RT05827878 08/05/2023 Saw Streets of Colour film by director Ronnie S Riskalla & producer Yolandi Franken at its premiere at the Hayden Orpheum cinema. A top little Australian feature film. Gritty and dark, depicting the western suburbs of Sydney. It may be Aussie at its core, but it also represents so many other people and places around the world. The ongoing struggle to live and simply survive. The life hurdles that we all go through and the opportunities to choose a different path. Much more to this film than what it initially seems. There are many clues along the way. A film that makes you question your own choices. Enjoyed it immensely. See more Gil B @RT28328522 07/04/2023 I attended the premiere on Monday night at the majestic Orpheum cinema in Cremorne. Outside the theatre was a sea of photographers snapping away, as the stars of the show arrived in large numbers to greet their fans and other movie enthusiasts. The cinema was just about at capacity as the audience were anticipating something special and as the credits rolled up at the end, it was tangible that the crowd were satisfied by the large ovation the movie received. Streets of Colour was something many could relate to as discrimination and prejudice is everywhere. A great story combined with memorable characters and performances was a recipe that appeased many. Writer and director Ronnie Riskalla incorporated his real life experiences growing up in the western suburbs of Sydney. This movie was heartfelt, genuine and powerful in moments as you couldn't help but feel for the protagonist with everything he was experiencing. I'd thoroughly recommend movie lovers to watch this gripping Australian drama, as I believe many would resonate with it. At times the levels of racism made the audience feel uncomfortable and even angry as Ronnie didn't hold back on portraying confronting racial themes. This well balanced cast really took us on a unique and entertaining journey. I really enjoyed this spectacle and would urge others to watch it too. See more Read all reviews

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