“A film in which the housing crisis is solved with plywood. Oddly moving.”
The Outback Bulletin
Table for One

Australia
Rating
M
Runtime
about a year
Year
2022–2023
Genre
Comedy
The third act is just a person deciding, quietly, in a parked car. Best scene in the programme.
Sandra lands in Australia broke, gets sunburnt immediately, and works every job the country will hand a foreigner: the poke counter, the juice bar, the vegan place, a farm. Home is a Nissan X-Trail she converts into a bedroom herself, with plywood and stubbornness. Out the windscreen: sharks, whales, kangaroos, more coastline than seems reasonable.
The jobs blur into one long shift. Somewhere in the repetition the question gets loud: what next, really? The answer comes out unglamorous and correct: go home, get into building software. She does both. You're looking at the result.
“A film in which the housing crisis is solved with plywood. Oddly moving.”
The Outback Bulletin
Table for One
“The wildlife charms, the jobs blur together, and somewhere between them the lead quietly picks the rest of her life.”
The Outback Bulletin
Aisle, Please
The programme continues