

Much of the Lincoln County Incident – which screened in 18 different countries and was translated into three languages – was filmed at Castle Hill. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Much of the Lincoln County Incident – which screened in 18 different countries and was translated into three languages – was filmed at Castle Hill. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Then Lincoln High School student Shane Simms played Samson Peabody-Jones in the film, but died before seeing it on the big screen. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Then Lincoln High School student Shane Simms played Samson Peabody-Jones in the film, but died before seeing it on the big screen. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Then Lincoln High School principal Roy Strange played a gambler. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Then Lincoln High School principal Roy Strange played a gambler. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Lincoln County Incident will be screened at the high school on December 17. Tickets cost $20, plus a booking fee, and can booked at https://shorturl.at/cmqJM. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Lincoln County Incident will be screened at the high school on December 17. Tickets cost $20, plus a booking fee, and can booked at https://shorturl.at/cmqJM. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Tony Brittenden's western room. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Tony Brittenden's western room. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Tony Brittenden has a whole room packed with western film memorabilia. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Tony Brittenden has a whole room packed with western film memorabilia. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Brothers Tony and Rob Brittenden in Tony's western room packed with memorabilia. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Brothers Tony and Rob Brittenden in Tony's western room packed with memorabilia. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Connie van der Klei: PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Connie van der Klei: PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen


Connie van der Klei with Shane Simms. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Connie van der Klei with Shane Simms. Photo: Supplied : Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
Cowboys from Canterbury: High school western returns to the screen
A spoof western movie, made by a group of Canterbury high school students in the 1980s and screened in 18 countries, is getting a relaunch.
