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By Jamal P (18) on 08 Oct 2007

A creepy little bugger of a film about people disappearing mysteriously and provides no explanation for this which is why I luv it…

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By Betsy C (19) on 05 Oct 2007

An involving, somewhat bizarre early film by Australian director Peter Weir (The Truman Show) based on the true story of some schoolgirls…

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By Will G (307) on 05 Oct 2007

An involving, somewhat bizarre early film by Australian director Peter Weir (The Truman Show) based on the true story of some schoolgirls…

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By Pavandeep S (469) on 03 Oct 2007

The second of Weir's film based in Australia. I find this film, probably one of my favourite ones ever. Very, very and utterly disorientating…

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By Anders W (4) on 03 Oct 2007

The second of Weir's film based in Australia. I find this film, probably one of my favourite ones ever. Very, very and utterly disorientating…

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By H.p. M (1) on 02 Oct 2007

On top of being exquisitely shot, the performances and screenplay evoke, simultaneously, dread and nostalgia…

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By Slava P (3) on 01 Oct 2007

A classy movie. It still haunts me. the background score is spooky enough to make your bones shiver. A must must must WATCH…

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By Tosha C (2) on 01 Oct 2007

A classy movie. It still haunts me. the background score is spooky enough to make your bones shiver. A must must must WATCH…

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By Stacey D (116) on 28 Sep 2007

I am forever in awe of Weir's ability to make the Australian landscape the most terrifying place imaginable, even in the middle of the day. Chilling…

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By Giulia C (30) on 28 Sep 2007

Onirico e potente,colpisce al cuore senza che tu te ne accorga…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 26 Sep 2007

Etched into the Australian consciousness and an iconic film that helps buttress Australian cinema in its claim to international standing…

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By Anders S (63) on 24 Sep 2007

As an Australian, I thought I should see this…

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By David C (2,598) on 24 Sep 2007

An Australian classic, Peter Weir at his best, and the weird thing is the director's cutmisses a lot of the dreaminess which makes the original…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 23 Sep 2007

Picnic at Hanging Rock is the scariest non-horror movie I've ever seen…

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By Justin L (603) on 23 Sep 2007

As close to perfection as a film can get. A gorgeously shot, extremely tense and haunting film…

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By Trevor P (98) on 22 Sep 2007

Owe my mother for this one. Errie and stunning. This is for me the pinnacle of Australian movie making…

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By Jay N (1,399) on 22 Sep 2007

So what happened to the girls who went missing one sultry afternoon, that when found had to be subjected to virgo intactico…

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By Catherine L (231) on 22 Sep 2007

So what happened to the girls who went missing one sultry afternoon, that when found had to be subjected to virgo intactico…

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By Suzanne N (31) on 18 Sep 2007

Forget Mad Max, Priscilla.....th is the defining Australian movie- a few chicks dressed in frilly clothes go missing on a rock. BRILLIANT…

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By Nick T (596) on 18 Sep 2007

Forget Mad Max, Priscilla.....th is the defining Australian movie- a few chicks dressed in frilly clothes go missing on a rock. BRILLIANT…

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