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Nitram ()


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Events leading up to the 1996 Port Arthur massacre on Tasmania in an attempt to understand why and how the atrocity occurred.

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Nitram
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Mum
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Jamie
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Helen
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Dad
Conrad Brandt ...
Doctor
Jessie Ward ...
Mother
Zaidee Ward ...
Young Child
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Teacher
Kyan Hugh Mana Walters ...
Schoolboy
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Riley
Lucas Friend ...
Salesman
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Waitress
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Real Estate Agent
Christiana Plitzco ...
Nurse
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Barman
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Woman Outside Bar
Ian Hume ...
Husband
Carolyn Hume ...
Wife
Trelawney Dewe ...
Officer
Anita Jenkins ...
Travel Agent
Rick James ...
Gun Shop Owner
Fergus O'Luanaigh ...
Gun Salesman
Josh Johansson ...
Surfer Friend
Simon Gilbertson ...
Farmer
George Batzias ...
Son

Directed by

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Justin Kurzel

Written by

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Shaun Grant ... (writer)

Produced by

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Nick Batzias ... producer
Nick Forward ... executive producer
Shaun Grant ... producer
James Hewison ... associate producer
Justin Kurzel ... producer
Jenny Lalor ... executive producer
Anthony LaPaglia ... executive producer
John Sandow ... line producer
Virginia Whitwell ... producer
Paul Wiegard ... executive producer
Mark Woods ... executive producer: MIFF Premiere Fund

Music by

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Jed Kurzel

Cinematography by

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Germain McMicking

Editing by

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Nick Fenton

Editorial Department

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John Kerron ... on-line editor
Veronica Lynch ... conform editor
Ross Mitchell ... Operations Manager
Daniel Newfield ... first assistant editor
Edel Rafferty ... colorist

Casting By

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Nikki Barrett
Kate Leonard
Alison Telford

Production Design by

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Alice Babidge

Art Direction by

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Joel Foffani
Marni Kornhauser

Set Decoration by

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Quinn Delany-Veldhuis

Costume Design by

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Alice Babidge

Makeup Department

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Troy Follington ... makeup artist
Brooke Pearson ... additional makeup
Fiona Rees-Jones ... makeup department head
Mia Kate Russell ... additional makeup

Production Management

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Maryjeanne Watt ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Matty Barker ... additional assistant director
Nathan Croft ... first assistant director
Sam Hewison ... third assistant director
Oliver Tummel ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Vidar Tevasvold Aune ... artwork: Scandinavia
Stephanie D'Alessi ... property master
Sam Desmond ... set builder/dresser
Jaime Gillespie ... art department coordinator
Grace Goodwin ... art runner
Anna McEwan ... Graphic designer / graphic designer
Ara Nuri Steel ... onset dresser

Sound Department

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James Ashton ... sound designer
Ryan Burrows ... foley recordist
Will Carroll ... adr recordist
Alex Francis ... foley recordist
Owen Grieve ... technical assistant
Skye Hollingsworth ... sound post producer
Megan Howieson ... foley editor
Mark Lavery ... boom operator
Veronica Lynch ... technical assistant
Michael Miller ... adr mixer
Dean Ryan ... sound recordist
Steve Single ... re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor

Special Effects by

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Allan Spiegel ... special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by

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Kkye Hall ... visual effects artist
John Kerron ... visual effects artist
Rui Li ... VFX artist / visual effects artist
Leath Mattner ... Lead Visual Effects Artist / visual effects artist

Stunts

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Philli Anderson ... Assistant Stunt Coordinator
Matthew Campbell ... stunt rigger
Clint Dodd ... stunt rigger
Jayden 'Mozzie' Irving ... stunt double: Caleb Landry Jones
Hayden Stewart ... stunt driver

Camera and Electrical Department

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Dan Coates ... lighting technician
Jensen Cope ... second assistant camera
Tony Driver ... drone cinematographer: aerial footage
Darcy Gooding ... Data Wrangler/Video Split
Simon Hawkins ... key grip
Crispian Hayler ... gaffer
Tony Iaria ... lighting technician (creditOnly)

Casting Department

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Brooke Howden ... background casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Fiona MacKinnon ... costume buyer
Oriana Merullo ... costume buyer
Christiana Plitzco ... costume supervisor
Phoebe Taylor ... costume assistant
Aleisha Whitson ... costume assistant

Location Management

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Nicci Dillon ... location manager
Andrew Perry ... location scout

Music Department

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Robert Ames ... additional arrangements
Jemma Burns ... music supervisor
Ben Corrigan ... additional arrangements

Script and Continuity Department

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Conor Castles-Lynch ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Conor Castles-Lynch ... director's assistant
Poppy Dowle ... Completion Guarantor
Rebecca Girard ... production secretary
Jason Hura ... Animal handler / Cat handler / Dog trainer / Pawsonfilm
Jenny Kent ... dialect coach
Felicity Parker-Hill ... production runner
Lauren Sellwood ... animal trainer/wrangler
Stuart Talman ... foreign currency hedging: Xe Money / foreign currency hedging: Xe

Thanks

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Kathryn Fleming ... special thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Nitram lives with his mother and father in suburban Australia in the Mid 1990s. He lives a life of isolation and frustration at never being able to fit in. That is until he unexpectedly finds a close friend in a reclusive heiress, Helen. However when that relationship meets a tragic end, and Nitram's loneliness and anger grow, he begins a slow descent that leads to disaster.

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Also Known As
  • 惡的序章 (Taiwan)
  • ニトラム/NITRAM (Japan, Japanese title)
  • 惡的序章 (Hong Kong, Cantonese title)
  • Νίτραμ (Greece)
  • Нитрам (Russia)
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Runtime
  • 112 min
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Trivia According to director Justin Kurzel, Texan actor Caleb Landry Jones worked on his Australian accent while in quarantine after arriving in the country, by watching re-runs of 1990s episodes of Hey Hey It's Saturday (1971), Neighbours (1985) and Home and Away (1988). See more »
Goofs Early in the film when Martin and his mother browse at the Surfboard shop a passenger train is visible passing in the background. There are no passenger trains in Tasmania unlike in Geelong, VIC where the movie was shot. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Lezruk (2021). See more »
Soundtracks Three Little Maids See more »
Crazy Credits End credits read "On April 28th 1996, thirty-five people were killed and another twenty-three wounded in Port Arthur, Tasmania. The lone gunman was sentenced to thirty-five life sentences. The events of that day resulted in an overhaul of Australia's gun laws and the introduction of a National Firearms Agreement. The reforms were agreed to in twelve days. Over 640,000 firearms were bought back by the government and destroyed. No State or Territory has been fully compliant with the National Firearms Agreement. There are now more firearms owned in Australia than in 1996." See more »
Quotes Mum: [from the trailer] He
[Nitram]
Mum: was laughing at my pain... laughing like it was the funniest thing in the world
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