Few landscapes evoke the tension between civilisation and wilderness as starkly as the Australian Outback—a vast, sun-scorched theatre where European modernity collides with ancient Indigenous traditions. It is this dichotomy that Nicolas Roeg’s 1971 film *Walkabout* interrogates, weaving a haunting allegory of cultural dislocation, survival, and the myth of the “noble savage.” Hailed as a landmark of Australian cin…







