看电影去！Lucky Country!

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老板的儿子Tom (Toby Wallace)出演角色


老板无限兴奋地拉我们去捧场。。。。

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The title of this Australian film is ironic at best. The wide, brown landscape has been anything but lucky for hapless farmer Nat (Aden Young). A God fearing widower with a disability, he struggles to support his son and daughter on a miserable property in unforgiving bushland at the outer edge of civilisation in South Australia.

The year is 1902, and Nat - with the high-flown sentiments of Federation still fresh in his mind and his reliance on the belief that "God will provide" - clings to the hope that all will be well. And when three strangers ride up one night, he welcomes them. As he tells his 12 year old son Tom (Toby Wallace), "your mother always said never turn away strangers; they may be angels in disguise."

Screenwriter Andy Cox has tried to conjure something meaningful out of the influence of the land on pioneer families and their inability to tame it, but the failure of director Kriv Stenders to impose a consistent style on the film brings it undone. - Jim Murphy,