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Shanna 2022-12-21 20:01:44
If there's one film that represents Australia, it's this one, brimming with male hormone savagery: the spirit of a road movie, the color of a Western, the gore of a thriller, and the challenge of an ethical film. The clip of hunting kangaroos also transitions to the awakening of the male protagonist's sexual...
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Dewitt 2022-12-18 07:13:36
The technical level is relatively general, only the "smallest continent & the largest island" in the world shows the national character shaped by the prisoner exile in the British...
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Vallie 2022-12-09 10:23:02
Academic Requirements Series. The hot outback, sweat and blood, and exploding male hormones. When you want to escape, you find that your true self has long been integrated with the surrounding. The endless desolation is like a cage. This crazy land with no hope can't even escape from suicide. In the end, it can only accept the reality silently, put on the disguise of civilization, and continue to go back to school to teach with...
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Sterling 2022-11-30 20:06:28
The tones of the film are like carefully selected in the westerns, finding the most accurate yellow, dry environment and sticky people, young people working as elementary school teachers in a remote place, indulging in simple life all day long, children Innocent face, the occasional precocious child is already a major headache. Yabba is a world that maximizes this simple life, like a sleepy dream on a summer afternoon, addicted, sticky, and intoxicated. Cheap to almost free dinner, simple...
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Elenor 2022-11-19 04:28:20
This film was accidentally lost after being selected for the main competition at Cannes in 1971, and it was not recovered and re-screened until 40 years later. It is undoubtedly a masterpiece that must not be missed in the history of Australian film and gay...
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Jacklyn 2022-11-17 17:31:39
1. The scene of hunting kangaroos is shocking; 2. The endless hot and dry feeling; 3. Anti-type, there is no righteous protagonist, and there is no plot of a prodigal son, the protagonist is also an ordinary person, and will also be driven by the environment. despair. There is no so-called bad guy, no conflict between good and evil, ordinary life flow, but ubiquitous grotesque, and its side-scrolling...
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Kaci 2022-11-14 01:20:42
Dry, fishy, wild. The hint of male protagonist's sexuality works well. What a feud with kangaroos... I was dumbfounded by the kangaroo hunting...
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Pasquale 2022-11-04 05:28:57
A terribly crazy movie where the main character goes from a decent teacher to a ragged madman. Gambling, booze, hunting, and sexual orientation all make this movie very creepy. Watching Grant go crazy step by step, trapped in this place and unable to leave, I think of the Kimberly madman, what happened to him? What drives him crazy? Did he have the same "good vacation" as Grant? Sadly no way to...
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Nico 2022-10-11 14:31:16
Good movie from Outback, except for the kangaroo hunting scene which is a bit...
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Trace 2022-10-01 09:25:38
So wild. The part of hunting and scrambling was heart-stopping. The lost and found history of film adds to the mystery of this wildness. As for the same-sex metaphor, it feels strong at first, but then becomes more and more...
Wake in Fright Comments
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Jock Crawford: [after showing him the Two-up school] D'you get the idea now, Jack?
John Grant: Well, you just bet on whether the pennies come down heads or tails.
Jock Crawford: Yeah, that's right.
John Grant: You think this crowd will be at each other's throats when they settle?
Jock Crawford: Ah, there's hardly a fight. Each man knows what's coming to him, he just goes and gets it.
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Jock Crawford: [on the current Two-up spinner] Yeah, Charlie always goes for eight hundred or bust. You gotta throw four heads in a row to do it, too.
John Grant: And what does he do with the winnings?
Jock Crawford: Well, nothing.