Tony and Anna Williams have captured well the spirit of the community, and the physical beauty of the district. They also show our quirks and a few "crazies" as well, which is good, because we are not all saints and movie-stars. Far from it. The visual beauty of the film stems from the district, but the character of the people is what really shines through. Robertson somehow attracts, or even creates, interesting people who combine to be a strongly bonded community. We share the mists, the rain, the mud and the occasional sunshine, and blossom into a beautiful flower which you get to see bloom in "A place called Robertson".
Review of A Place Called Robertson
