Throughout Sarah Watts powerful film look both ways, set in a steamy Australian summer, executes how fate and fear are inevitably a means of propulsion, which anchors the character’s lives. Throughout Meryl’s child like animations and nicks fast moving photomontages, Watt illustrates disposition that “death is everywhere” and individuals are inescapably guarded by its cynical implications despite the effort to lessen the gears and worries that individuals may have. Watt implements a distinguishing message- that in spite of all the antagonistic things in the world we must understand to “look both ways” at all the positive things so that life can be appraised and measured with aspiration and anticipation.