This film really shows how good Australian cinema can be. He Died With A Felafel In His Hand shows something completely different to all the pointless Australian films that rely on tasteless and crass jokes. When you compare 'Felafel with American cinema it is clearly better than the Hollywood dreck that is distributed in Australia, very rarely is a movie of this quality released in Australia.
Many people have criticized it's lack of story and plot but these elements are not necessary because the film relies on insights and ideas derived from the book.
The cinematography is beautiful and there isn't a dull shot or sequence in the entire film, though it still manages to remain under stated.
To put it simply this is one of the best Australian films I have seen.
Many people have criticized it's lack of story and plot but these elements are not necessary because the film relies on insights and ideas derived from the book.
The cinematography is beautiful and there isn't a dull shot or sequence in the entire film, though it still manages to remain under stated.
To put it simply this is one of the best Australian films I have seen.