[6][7] According to The Sun "This bushranging drama teems with sensational episodes, beginning with the blighted hopes of Ben Hall, which loads to his buohranging career.

The chief incidents illustrated Include the sticking up of the Keightley home stead, the Eugowra Mail Robbery, and the romantic meeting with Susannah Glynn, who shares in some of Ben Hall's most thrilling escapes from the police.

"[8] Specific chapters included: Gavin had made two successful bushranger biopic movies in association with H.A.

However on 24 December 1910 (before Moonlite had been released) Gavin announced he had Forsyth had parted ways and he would be making a new film, a version of the Ben Hall story, through his own company.

[13][11] On 9 January Gavin announced that the film was almost completed, and he was preparing a new bushranger biopic, about Frank Gardiner.