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Australia's Lost Gold: The Legend of Lasseter

2012 · Movie · 101 min · ★ 6.4 · 83% critics

Documentary

A larger-than-life adventurer claims to have discovered a massive gold deposit in central Australia, sparking decades of fascination and doubt. As the legend grows, the story explores bold assertions, ridicule, and enduring mystery around a folk-hero figure whose life blurs the line between truth and tall tales.

Also known as Australia's Lost Gold

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Details
Original title
Lasseter's Bones
Years
2012
Release date
2012-08-11
Language
English
Runtime
101 min
Critic score
83/100
TMDB rating
6.4/10 (12 votes)
About

If you enjoy documentaries about enigmatic public figures and disputed claims, this should click, especially if you liked Citizenfour or Inmate #1: The Rise of Danny Trejo; Not for you if you need definitive proof and tidy conclusions.

Pros: intriguing real-life mystery; colorful larger-than-life subject; strong sense of legend | Cons: few clear answers; lots of speculation; limited hard evidence

Themes

  • biography
  • animated scene
  • unsolved mystery
  • australian outback

Cast & crew

Directed by Luke Walker