List of the best John Ewart movies: The Picture Show Man(1977), Sunday Too Far Away(1975), Newsfront(1978), Let the Balloon Go(1976), Razorback(1984) ... ...
Comedy, Drama
1977
99 Minutes
Freddie Graves
Rod Taylor John Meillon John Ewart Harold Hopkins Patrick Cargill Judy Morris Jelena Zigon
A showman (John Meillon) tries to keep up with his rival (Rod Taylor), bringing movies to rural 1920s Australia.
7.0/10
Drama
Australia
1975
95 Minutes
Ugly
Jack Thompson Peter Cummins Reg Lyle John Ewart
A hard-drinking but hard-working gun shearer leads a group of Outback sheep herders into striking after wealthy landowners attempt to drive them from their territory.
7.0/10
Drama
Australia
1978
111 Minutes
Charlie
Bill Hunter Chris Heywood Angela Punch McGregor Gerard Kennedy Wendy Hughes John Ewart Bryan Brown
reporter cameraman writer wife love interest brother fascinating somber profound australia parliament outback river journalism technology unrequited love family changing times family business rivalry
In post war Australia the men and women of Cinetone struggle to produce the weekly news reels for the movie going public.
Kids & Family, Drama
1976
82 Minutes
PC Baird
Robert Bettles Jan Kingsbury Ben Gabrial Brian Anderson Ray Barrett John Ewart Ken Goodlet Nigel Lovell Terry McQuillan Charlie Metcalfe Phillip Ross
A sheltered boy (Robert Bettles) with leg braces strives for personal independence in 1917 Australia.
6.0/10
Horror, Fantasy
Australia
1984
95 Minutes
Turner
Gregory Harrison Arkie Whiteley Bill Kerr Chris Heywood Judy Morris John Howard John Ewart Don Smith Mervyn Drake Redmond Phillips Alan Beecher
As a vicious wild boar terrorizes the Australian outback, the husband of one of the victims is joined by a hunter and a farmer in a search for the beast.
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