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User Rating:
7.0/10   85 votes
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Director:
Paul Cox
Writer:
Paul Cox (written by)
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Release Date:
14 April 2005 (Australia) more
Genre:
Drama
Plot:
The wealthy Edward (Haywood) sparks to Anna (Mckenzie), the lead voice in a choir that's raising money for an upcoming trip to China... more | add synopsis
Awards:
1 nomination more
User Comments:
A cryptic model for human instinct more

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)

Jacqueline McKenzie ... Anna
Aaron Blabey ... David
Chris Haywood ... Edward

Rebecca Frith ... Desiree
Aden Young ... George
Terry Norris ... Ouspensky

Simon McBurney ... Bernard
Kirstie Hutton ... Lucy
Norman Kaye ... Charles
Julia Blake ... Anna's Mother
Tony Llewellyn-Jones ... Psychiatrist
Phyllis Burford ... Edward's Mother
Delia Silvan ... Ophelia
Edwin Hodgeman ... Mr. Thompson
Barbara West ... Mrs. Thompson
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Additional Details

Runtime:
102 min
Country:
Australia
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital

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11 out of 14 people found the following comment useful:-
A cryptic model for human instinct, 24 January 2005
10/10
Author: nakedhandfilms from Melbourne

This film was the Aussie highlight of Melbourne film festival -- by far. Not hard competition I must say -- Sommersault and Tom White were dreary numbers.

Although the dialogue is heavy handed and the performances under directed -- something interesting comes from the poetics of the imagery. Stalictites, Bad modern art, pervy old men, misogyny, exhibitionism, animal instinct -- all of these things combine tastefully to evoke an erotic and heady world -- a bit like a glass of peppery red wine.

What it did achieve in its exploration of themes -- was not as brilliantly explored as Ken Russel's "Women in Love" but certainly the ideas of the male vs. female instinct was intriguing and mesmerising.

What I miss is the detail of performance -- Jacqui and Rebecca (both fine actresses) look lost in front of the lens. Aron Blabey is a bit TV here and Chris Haywood is interesting -- but far from the complex creation he could have been.

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