Anthony Wong Chau-Sang, Cate Blanchett, Daniella Farinacci
How do you learn to love again when the pain of the past won't let you go? When you're 32 with a troubled history and a doubtful future, it's a question that isn't so easy to answer. And for Tracy Hea...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 11, 2006
Stats: 848 reviews
An all-star Australian cast work this wonderfully scripted drama to its full extent. What starts of as a complex drama soon turns into that of a crime drama. It is to the films credit that the evolution of genres is handled rather well and goes mostly unnoticed. The film relies m...( read more)
Great performances raise this Australian tale of the struggle to move on and what to keep from your past, above the norm.
Not quite what I was expectiing from this film. The acting was fine, Cate Blanchett was very good, but the story was a little stretched out and there wasn't many high points to accomodate the low points
I liked it cos it was filmed in my local city, like 2-3 km away from my house, and that's awesome. I really can't believe the lead actor(s) from the succesful films like Lord of the rings, Matrix, V for Vendetta, The Ring, Jurassic Park, Aviator, Bandits etc were actually in my ...( read more)
muito interessante. hugo weaving mereceu todos os prêmios que ganhou por esse.
The acting was fabulous and the storyline was amazing but the majority of the movie was such a slow tempo and I had a really hard time keeping my eyes focused on the movie during the 1 hour and 49 minutes it was running because there wasn't that much happening really and therefor...( read more)
It was nice to see Dustin Nguyen. I hadn't seen him since 21 Jumpstreet. He's just as hot as ever.
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