Gareth Evans

I think it's overlooked.

How about The Apostle from 2018? Gareth Evans directing.

Good movie.

The Apostle or Apostle? Oh, just Apostle, I think.

The 2018 Gareth Evans movie.

The Apostle is like a Robert Duvall movie from the 90s.

Correct.

with APEC is significant.

Yeah, I mean, as I say, look, we know that the first APEC meeting was in Canberra in 1989, chaired by Gareth Evans.

Hawke said then it was the most important meeting that Australia had ever convened.

But Keating invests the diplomatic and political energies in elevating it to a new plane, right? Now, Keating's the first to say, as I quote him in the book, that by the late 1990s, He's a bit upset with APEC not fulfilling the sorts of things that he'd hoped for, but it's still around.

Nothing speaks of his victory more than the Labour Party's reaction to Keatingism, which was to distance itself from Paul Keating.

Explain that to us.

Well, I mean, look, Gareth Evans and Kim Beazley will disagree with that.

They will say that they kind of maintain the essence of Keating's focus.

place to be in i think as a as a as an indie director because like it feels like that they can still get work because they are divisive yeah in that in that way um but yeah that's not streaming anywhere yet um what is streaming actually just watched this week or last weekend um streaming on hulu is the raid redemption Oh, cool.

Directed by Gareth Evans.

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Evans.

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In Indonesian, I believe.

I think so.

These films are happening on literally opposite sides of the planet.

Chad Stahelski's team in New York and Los Angeles, Gareth Evans and his Indonesian crew in Jakarta.

Zero coordination.

No one's copying anyone.

Not some watered-down movie version either.

Iko Uwais and Yayan Ruhian, who plays Mad Dog in the first film, they're actual Silat masters.

Gareth Evans basically built his entire approach around their knowledge.

Silat is, it's brutal.

of these they will seem to

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But to be a friend is fatal.

And our own former Foreign Minister Gareth Evans says that reliance on US nuclear deterrence is both dangerous, because it makes us a nuclear target, and absurd, because the US would never sacrifice one of its cities for ours.

Professor Mark Beeson, in a submission to the public inquiry on AUKUS, said, our close military ties to the US is better seen as a source of insecurity rather than security.

And he noted that the US has been at war for 90% of its time as an independent nation.