... in a fictionalised manner. This fictionalised approach can be further understood by examining the various ways in which these films represent and resolve conflicts, and their relation to broader issues of Australian identity and cultural values. "The agonism of a film is the way it represents forces in conflict operating through representative individuals, and how these forces are reconciled leading to a ... last ranger to give himself up, harmony is restored to the community. This film is extremely significant to the bushranging period, which played another historic part of Australian ...

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