Petrol

Samson and Delilah is set in a tiny, remote outback settlement with a few houses and a store. He is a teenager living with his brothers in a house where the only thing to do is play reggae on the verandah. When the boy picks up the guitar he is chased away. She is the grand daughter of a woman who does tribal paintings for sale to tourists at the store. These paintings and the reggae constitute their cultural environment and entertainment except for the petrol, glue, or thinners he is breathing from a convenient receptacle most of the time.