There's Something in the Pilliga
DatesFri 13 March 2015
Start time: 7:30pm
Price: $15
A Jingra is considered by Aborigines to be a devil-man, a hairy man, a bigfoot, an outback yowie. For centuries it has hidden from indigenous and white man alike, having carved out its own private existence in the Australian landscape. But now it hides no more ...
In the tradition of films such as the Blair Witch Project, Rec and Paranormal Activity, comes the first one-camera real video account of a group’s encounter with the Pilliga Yowie in northwest New South Wales, Australia – the Jingra. More people have seen the Pilliga Yowie than any other yowie in Australia with tales dating back decades.
Our story, There’s Something In The Pilliga, begins when Jay, an Aussie bushy and his cameraman acquaintance Dylan decide they are going to go to Baradine for New Years Eve after Dylan has taken some photos of Jay’s F350 truck. On the way, they encounter two Goth girls, Emma and Stephanie, at the Pilliga Natural Spring Bore Baths as well as a grumpy Vietnam Veteran and his wife who object to Jay bathing his dog at the baths.
In the tradition of films such as the Blair Witch Project, Rec and Paranormal Activity, comes the first one-camera real video account of a group’s encounter with the Pilliga Yowie in northwest New South Wales, Australia – the Jingra. More people have seen the Pilliga Yowie than any other yowie in Australia with tales dating back decades.
Our story, There’s Something In The Pilliga, begins when Jay, an Aussie bushy and his cameraman acquaintance Dylan decide they are going to go to Baradine for New Years Eve after Dylan has taken some photos of Jay’s F350 truck. On the way, they encounter two Goth girls, Emma and Stephanie, at the Pilliga Natural Spring Bore Baths as well as a grumpy Vietnam Veteran and his wife who object to Jay bathing his dog at the baths.
