In Sydney, late 1970s to early 1980s, this film follows a gay cartoonist struggling with homelessness and unemployment. It offers a realistic look at life on the streets as he encounters other people living on the margins. The story explores societal prejudice against those who don't conform, examining how people cope with hardship and challenge traditional ideas during a changing time in Australia. The film portrays the complexities of human relationships as the cartoonist navigates desperation, hope, and resilience. This authentic portrayal of city life during a difficult period highlights the strength of survival and the importance of community when facing adversity. It prompts reflection on societal attitudes toward difference while celebrating the human capacity to adapt and endure.

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