You'd want to watch this short film by Tourism Australia
Why would I spend nine minutes on a tourism advertisement about Australia, starring a talking kangaroo named Ruby (featuring Rose Bryne's voice and a cameo) and an accompanying unicorn toy unicorn Louie (Will Arnett)?
I told myself it's all for work, but ended up getting invested in the experiences of the two as they traipse through Australia and its various territories. It's a fun film, and brought to life iconic sites such as Sydney Harbour, Melbourne's laneways, and stunning natural landscapes like Uluṟu and Nitmiluk Gorge. Along the way, the two animated stars explore the magnitude of travel experiences Australia has to offer, connect with Australia’s Indigenous cultures, and learn why every great adventure starts with the unmistakably Aussie greeting, “G’day!”, which is, of course, the title of the film.
It's not your usual travel film with beautiful landscapes set to dramatic soundscapes. Australia’s Indigenous cultures and peoples are at the heart of the story in G’day, and their presence and stories are interwoven into the experiences Australia has to offer.
The musical score, written by Australian composers Jonathan Dreyfus and Amy Andersen, features legendary Indigenous Australian musicians including William Barton, Frank Yamma, the Marliya Gondwana Indigenous Girls Choir and Iwiri Choir. Viewers will also note a fresh new cover of the classic Aussie song Down Under, which was produced in collaboration with Men At Work’s Colin Hay for the campaign and film.
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