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Plot: The engagment between a struggling photographer and an assistant professor is marred by an act of violence.
The slow pace, distracting music and questionable directing are the only things that hurt this otherwise good film.
A good indie drama about a young recently engaged couple who both their lives changed after she get's attacked and raped in their home and how the repercussions on how it effects the relationship. The acting from fellow Aussie Joel Edgerton and, especially, Robin Tunney both give great performances and the films gives an affecting, honest look at the subject matter. Sadly, to me anyway, what let's it down from being a really good is that there a couple of scenes in it that I felt were "out of tone" with the rest of the film and Cybil Sheperd (who plays Tunney's character's Mother) was "on and off". Still, this is solid (if not great) little film.
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