Last Cab to Darwin

The film is set in contemporary times, reflecting modern social issues such as racial tensions and the ongoing debate surrounding euthanasia. This present-day backdrop allows the story to explore both personal struggles and broader societal themes.

Broken Hill is a small city in New South Wales, known for its mining history and vibrant arts scene. It serves as Rex's hometown and represents his life choices and relationships. Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, is a bustling city famous for its tropical climate and multicultural community, setting the stage for Rex's journey toward self-discovery and empowerment.

💔 Love & Loss

The film explores the deep yearning for love and the pain of loss through Rex's relationships, particularly with Polly. It addresses the challenges of pursuing love amidst societal prejudices, highlighting the importance of both connection and regret.

🚖 Journey

Rex's 3,000-kilometer journey symbolizes not only his physical travel to Darwin but also his emotional and personal quest for autonomy over his life and death. It reflects the struggles and revelations faced in the pursuit of self-determination.

⚖️ Euthanasia

The theme of euthanasia is central to the narrative, posing ethical questions and personal dilemmas about the right to choose one's end. Rex's journey intertwines with this theme, pushing him to confront his beliefs and desires about life and mortality.