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Nominally a supernatural thriller, Peter Weir's third feature resonates with the director's underlying fascination with the collision between the modern, rational world and the primordial mysteries of...( read more 
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MCT:June 6, 2008
Excelente atmósfera y una trama muy intrigante, pero el personaje central carece de la fuerza interior necesaria. / Excellent atmosphere and intriguing plot, but the central character lacks the inner strength required.
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MCT:December 27, 2007
wonderful Peter Weir atmosphere. Delightfully confusing at times with an overwhelming foreboding throughout.
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MCT:September 9, 2007A Sydney lawyer has more to worry about than higher-than-average rainfall when he is called upon to defend five Aboriginals in court. Determined to break their silence and discover the truth behind the hidden society he suspects lives in his city, the Lawyer is drawn further, and more intimately, into a prophesy that threatens a new Armageddon, wherein all the continent shall drown.
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MCT:August 21, 2007A lot of times when I watch supernatural thriller, they sort of make it too Hitchcock in style or it just doesn't draw you in. I hate that. This is the supernatura, how can it not draw you in or at least make you know what is it. For this movie, we see a lot about transitions and discovery, the theme of something forlorn. The camera really helps in that, when it moves, it is an uneasy disturbing movement, making transitions difficult, we see that in the aborigines living in a city, their culture absorbed into a metropolis, a city not their own. The lead character is driven mainly by curiosity and then later, by sheerempathy, these people talking about premonitions and him having it. I personally thought it's a fascinating film, about the thin line between rational, pragmatic and tradition white, Protestant thought in conflict with the world as it is and also in conflict together with and against the primitive, primordial andantediluvian beliefs of a people, barely tainted by the New World, spiritually if not physically.
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MCT:August 8, 2007I have never seen anything quite like it. One of the most absorbing stories of the supernatural in all of film. It draws you into a world too haunting and compelling to forget.
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MCT:July 21, 2007
3rd movie of Peter Weir, good suspense and super ending. set a superb mood, and good character developement
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MCT:January 7, 2007
From the director of picnic at hanging rock. well made supernatural thriller, exploring aboriginal dreamtime prophocy
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MCT:November 3, 2006
This is a VERY atmospheric film...maybe it's not perfect, and moves kinda slow, but I think it's extremely well done.
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