Summary The Last Song paints a poignant portrait of an Aboriginal Elder in the Pilbara, North Western Australia, Stephen Stewart known as Number 2 life unfolds like a living chronicle of the region's history. This centenarian, a revered cultural singer and lore keeper, has seamlessly traversed the pages of time. Number 2's journey is a rich tapestry woven with experiences as a stockman, a champion jockey and a soldier. His journey encapsulates the very essence of Australia's past. This cinematic narrative encapsulates pivotal moments in Australian history, including the haunting era of the stolen generation, the 1946 Indigenous Strike and World War 2. Despite his profound impact on the Pilbara community, he remains relatively unknown beyond the region. The film explores Number 2's dedication to preserving his cultural heritage, emphasising the importance of his role as a guardian of tradition. Through breathtaking cinematography and Number 2's soul-stirring songs resonating across the ancient land, The Last Song becomes a compelling ode to resilience, cultural preservation, and the urgency of documenting stories that risk fading away. The film promises an intimate and evocative portrayal of a life deeply intertwined with the untamed beauty and rich history of North Western Australia. View more details

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