is a landmark 1993 Australian anthology film and the first feature film directed by an Indigenous Australian woman, Tracey Moffatt . It is a highly stylized "folk horror" trilogy inspired by ghost stories Moffatt heard during her childhood from her Aboriginal and Irish-Australian family. Trilogy Segments

: On Bribie Island, a young Aboriginal boy named Rick is haunted by the ghost of an American GI who drowned in a nearby swamp during WWII.

The film is composed of three surreal tales of the supernatural set in distinct Australian landscapes:

: Set in outback Queensland, a family lives in a house near abandoned train tracks haunted by the spirit of a girl killed by a train.