Sundance Film Review: ‘Top End Wedding’ ... coppery majesty of Katherine Gorge, shot in pristine perma-sunlight by Eric Murray Lui — gives a diverting star turn.

Australian director Wayne Blair, who scored a domestic smash with 'The Sapphires,' delivers a homegrown rom-com about a mixed-race couple navigating pre-marital chaos in 'Top End Wedding.

But Top End Wedding is a winner. The homegrown movie, co-written by star Miranda Tapsell, is a crowd-pleasing romp that’s part rom-com and part road-trip movie. But what it really is, is a story ...

It’s a beautiful day at Katherine Gorge – mid-20s, blue sky, a gentle breeze ... Top End Wedding is in cinemas from May 2. The day Miranda Tapsell got her angry on.

REVIEW: Top End Wedding follows in the footsteps of Wayne Blair’s 2012 film The Sapphires. ... We see gorgeous shots of the Australian landscape, including the Tiwi Islands and Katherine Gorge.

The “top end” in “Top End Wedding” refers to the remote Northern Territory of Down Under, where things are done a little differently from what its young townies from bottom-end Adelaide are used to.

The NT Government invested $1.5 million in Top End Wedding and is hoping that the movie, ... Katherine Gorge, Kakadu National Park and Darwin. ...

Wedding comedy tradition and Aboriginal customs compete for dominance in Wayne Blair's uneven but finally winning romance. The “top end” in “Top End Wedding” refers to the remote Northern ...

Top End Wedding similarly draws on internationally recognisable conventions of popular genres, ... We see gorgeous shots of the Australian landscape, including the Tiwi Islands and Katherine Gorge.