Nicole kidman film australia 2008
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Baz Luhrmann dreamed of making the Australian “Gone With the Wind,” and so he has, with much of that film’s lush epic beauty and some of the same awkwardness with a national legacy of racism.
This is the sort of film described as a “sweeping romantic melodrama,” a broad family entertainment that would never have been made without the burning obsession of its producers (Luhrmann for “Australia,” David O.
Selznick for “GWTW”). Coming from a director known for his punk-rock “William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet” and the visual pyrotechnics of “Moulin Rouge,” it is exuberantly old-fashioned, and I mean that as a compliment.
The movie is set in 1939.
Nicole kidman film australia 2008
Hitler has invaded Poland. The armies of the free world will need beef. In England, Lady Sarah Ashley (Nicole Kidman) is alarmed by reports that her husband is philandering on his enormous cattle station, Faraway Downs, in northern Australia.
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