Australian films with multiple nominations

Isobel 2022-01-02 08:02:25

The Australian film "Animal Kingdom" has received multiple nominations, including an Oscar (Best Supporting Actress), and won many local awards. I also won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival in the United States. It’s

really a family of beasts. From grandmother to grandchildren are not general. The

first scene is that his son Joshua (James Frecheville/actor) witnessed his mother's death by taking drugs. (Jacki Weaver). I live in my grandmother's house. The house is full of uncles of drug criminals or robbers. The

rhythm is tight, the plot is smooth, and the actors are of good quality. The most admired is the young actor James Frecheville. The grandmother Jacki Weaver, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress, is another pillar of the film.

Like that scene, every house is full of police, and her sons are arrested, but she sits at the dining table leisurely and slowly lifts the cup in her hand. Teabags, the smile on my face is still fresh in my memory. The

last scene is unexpected, bringing the movie climax to a complete end.

Guy Pearce, who plays the detective, is another outstanding actor.

See the special issue. According to the introduction, the film was written based on real people and facts. The director said that "it actually happened in Melbourne in the late 1980s." But he "does not want to set the background of the film in the 1980s... and set the film in an unspecified past.. "

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  • Gladys 2022-01-02 08:02:25

    This film only gently cuts a corner of society with a knife, calmly showing you the cruelty of crime at the bottom of this civilized world. Is it a human being or an animal? This is the last choice of mankind.

  • Kattie 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    The old lady is very strong~~

Animal Kingdom quotes

  • [after the death of Craig]

    Janine Cody: [crying] I'm having trouble trying to find my positive spin. I'm usually very good at it. Usually it's right there, and I can just have it. But I'm having trouble finding it now.

  • [after the death of Craig]

    Leckie: You know what the bush is about? It's about massive trees that have been standing there for thousands of years... and bugs that'll be dead before the minute's out. It's big trees and pissy little bugs. And everything knows its place in the scheme of things. Everything... everything sits in the order somewhere. Things survive because they're strong, and everything reaches an understanding. But not everything survives because it's strong. Some creatures are weak, but they survive because they're being protected by the strong for one reason or another. You may think that, because of the circles you move in or whatever, that you're one of the strong creatures, but you're not, you're one of the weak ones. That's nothing against you, you're just - you're just weak because you're young. But you've survied because you've been protected by the strong. But they're not strong anymore, and they're certainly not able to protect you. We're here because we know who you are and we know what you've done. Now, I know you feel like you're in a tough situation. But you have an out. There's nothing your uncles can do to squirm out of this one; Craig's learned that the hard way. But you're not like them. We can see that, and you know that. Now I know that they're saying to you that talking to me is betraying the family, but they've betrayed *you*. The fact that you're talking to me, the fact that you've been left to deal with us... is all the proof that you need. And you're in danger. Don't be confused about that. I think you know. And I think you know that I can help you. But I can't keep offering. You've gotta decide. You've gotta work out where you fit.

    Joshua 'J' Cody: I don't know why you're telling me all of this.

    Leckie: Yes, you do.