About Black and White
- Released on October 31, 2002
Australia, 1958. When a nine year old white girl is found murdered, police are quick to arrest illiterate Aborigine, Max Stuart. Under interrogation Max admits to the killing. With a legal system compromised by intimidation tactics, the skills of his two gifted but naïve defense lawyers are put to the test.
Full Cast of Black and White
Robert Carlyle plays David O'Sullivan
Charles Dance plays Roderic Chamberlain
Kerry Fox plays Helen Devaney
Colin Friels plays Father Tom Dixon
Ben Mendelsohn plays Rupert Murdoch
David Ngoombujarra plays Young Max Stuart
Max Stuart plays Old Max Stuart
Rhys McConnochie plays Justice Abbott
Bille Brown plays Thomas Playford
John Gregg plays Rohan Rivett
Roy Billing plays Det Sgt Turner
Gary Waddell plays Constable Jones
Patrick Duggin plays Policeman #1
Andrew Martin plays Policeman #2
Frank Gallacher plays Justice Reed
Vincent Ball plays Chief Justice Napier
Peter Whitford plays Justice Windeyer
Heather Mitchell plays Roma Chamberlain
Chris Haywood plays Det-Sgt Karskens
Paul Sonkkila plays Bishop
Petru Gheorghiu plays Dr. Strehlow
Penne Hackforth-Jones plays Mrs. Aston
Marshall Napier plays Prison Warder
Josephine Byrnes plays Barmaid
Andy Anderson plays Norman Geiseman
Tim Robertson plays Mr. King
Peter Carroll plays Viscount Simonds
Tony Mack plays Mr. Aston
Lisa Flanagan plays Girl at Cinema
Donald MacDonald plays Lord Tucker
Crew of Black and White
Production
Camera
Writing
Sound
Costume & Make-Up
Art
Directing
Editing
- Robert Carlyle
- Charles Dance
- Kerry Fox
- Colin Friels
- Ben Mendelsohn
- David Ngoombujarra
- Max Stuart
- Rhys McConnochie
- Bille Brown
- John Gregg
- Roy Billing
- Gary Waddell
- Patrick Duggin
- Andrew Martin
- Frank Gallacher
- Vincent Ball
- Peter Whitford
- Heather Mitchell
- Chris Haywood
- Paul Sonkkila
- Petru Gheorghiu
- Penne Hackforth-Jones
- Marshall Napier
- Josephine Byrnes
- Andy Anderson
- Tim Robertson
- Peter Carroll
- Tony Mack
- Lisa Flanagan
- Donald MacDonald