Lauren is a rising, beautiful Aboriginal woman at the top of her professional game as an elite Australian fashion designer, but her philandering husband David neglects her constantly. His constant absence mixed with suave flirtation trap her in their one-sided, painful relationship until she walks in on him cheating with one of her star models. Disgusted, disillusioned and angry, she flies into the arms of a handsome, steadfast lover of Aboriginal descent and decides to start her life anew. But as she manages her business, with a new lover beside her, can Lauren find happiness in her new life without David? Or will she run back to his destructive charms? With numerous references to Lauren’s ancestral heritage, “Jindalee Lady” paints a brilliant story of Aboriginal men and women fighting for respect and success in modern society. Awards/Festivals: Best Film East West Award Nominee, 1992 Hawaii International film Festival. First Feature Film by a First Nations Director, 1992 Dreamspeakers International Film & Art Festival. Best Feature Film, 1992 Dreamspeakers International Film & Art Festival. 1993 Literary Fellowship, Australia Council for "Kicking Down the Doors : A History of Australian Indigenous Filmmakers : 1968 to 1993