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TEN CANOES (2006)

Certification12 Our Rating

Starting in the time period just before the European invasion a tribal elder relates to his fellows a myth; back long before there was a single man who coveted his elder brother's youngest wife... This is a superb telling of an ancient Australian Aboriginal tale; realistic and moving, wry and dramatic, as well as a superb recreation of how our ancestors might have lived. find out more...
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THE BLACK BALLOON (2008)

Certification15 Our Rating

Life with a troubled autistic brother is tough for Thomas when all he wants is to be a normal teenager. His new girlfriend Jackie tries to help, but Thomas must take a long hard look at himself in order to appreciate all of the positives in his life and to understand that a perceived adolescent idyll isn't necessarily the be all and end all. The multi-award winning and nominated 'The Black Balloon' is a thoughtful and nicely performed coming of age drama. find out more...
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THE PIANO (1993)

Certification15 Our Rating

Jane Campion's outstanding and acclaimed dramatic masterpiece. Hunter turns in an incredible performance as the mute Ada, sold into a marriage with Neill. Her piano is her voice and she must earn it back from Baines, key by key, in a moving emotional bargain. Stunning - the best film of the year. find out more...
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TWO HANDS (1998)

Certification15 Our Rating

Jimmy has just misplaced ten grand's worth of mob money, this is bad, the owners come asking for an explanation...this is lethal. Jimmy has one hope of life, an idea so dodgy it's just not worth contemplating...unless of course it's the only idea you've got. Fast, witty and action packed, Two Hands is one of Australia's highest grossing films of all time for a good reason. Darker and less amiably comic than Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels (the closest comparison) and a richer film as a resul find out more...