2000·Comedy·1h 59m
7.1
★
A rich, young businessman travels to Australia with the intention of buying a 1967 Citroën DS. Once he arrives, things do not go to plan, and he must drive the DS into the outback alongside a blind young woman in order to track down its seller.
Directed by Clara Law
australia
dancing
police
woman director
Trailer
IMDB
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Cast
Rose Byrne
B.G.
Rikiya Kurokawa
J.M.
Nicholas Hope
Grandpa
Elise McCredie
Marie
Tim Richards
Drummer Boy
Tina Bursill
Esther
Harry Lawrence
Old Man in Bar
Masato Sakai
Roadside Noodle Eater
Crew
Clara Law
Director
Eddie Fong Ling-Ching
Writer
Clara Law
Writer
Dion Beebe
Director of Photography
Michael J. Werner
Executive Producer
Eddie Fong Ling-Ching
Producer
Wouter Barendrecht
Executive Producer
Robert Mackenzie
ADR Recordist
Mick Corrigan
Stunts
Nicholas McCallum
Production Design
Anousha Zarkesh
Casting
Yoko Narahashi
Casting
Popular Reviews
4 reviews
Tobias Funke
7.0★ · 10/21/25
yeah wow this movie really leaves you with an empty feeling in your gut the whole time. from the start with her just casually bringing up a couple people being killed right there this movie is just really unsettling.
then we find out the backstory of our characters and understand why they are that way and what they’re doing in this current situation. we find bg’s situation to just be so awful i mean years of trauma from everyone in her family getting to a point where she almost loses all hope in people and rightfully so.
that ending is really beautiful though with her believing that killing her father who’s done all these terrible things to her would help with all of her problems. but instead she finally receives unconditional love that she’s been needing her whole life.
i love that we don’t know much about our guy because even without you can tell the type of person he is and helps guide bg on her journey. this is really harrowing take on the loss of innocence from trauma and the effects it can have
then we find out the backstory of our characters and understand why they are that way and what they’re doing in this current situation. we find bg’s situation to just be so awful i mean years of trauma from everyone in her family getting to a point where she almost loses all hope in people and rightfully so.
that ending is really beautiful though with her believing that killing her father who’s done all these terrible things to her would help with all of her problems. but instead she finally receives unconditional love that she’s been needing her whole life.
i love that we don’t know much about our guy because even without you can tell the type of person he is and helps guide bg on her journey. this is really harrowing take on the loss of innocence from trauma and the effects it can have
yeah wow this movie really leaves you with an empty feeling in your gut the whole time. from the start with her just casually bringing up a couple people being killed right there this movie is just really unsettling.
then we find out the backstory of our characters and understand why they are that way and what they’re doing in this current situation. we find bg’s situation to just be so awful i mean years of trauma from everyone in her family getting to a point where she almost loses all hope in people and rightfully so.
that ending is really beautiful though with her believing that killing her father who’s done all these terrible things to her would help with all of her problems. but instead she finally receives unconditional love that she’s been needing her whole life.
i love that we don’t know much about our guy because even without you can tell the type of person he is and helps guide bg on her journey. this is really harrowing take on the loss of innocence from trauma and the effects it can have
then we find out the backstory of our characters and understand why they are that way and what they’re doing in this current situation. we find bg’s situation to just be so awful i mean years of trauma from everyone in her family getting to a point where she almost loses all hope in people and rightfully so.
that ending is really beautiful though with her believing that killing her father who’s done all these terrible things to her would help with all of her problems. but instead she finally receives unconditional love that she’s been needing her whole life.
i love that we don’t know much about our guy because even without you can tell the type of person he is and helps guide bg on her journey. this is really harrowing take on the loss of innocence from trauma and the effects it can have
Cleou fraise
I was expecting a cute little road trip movie.
It was triggering but the aftermath of trauma was well written. Yet, I don't know if we needed so many flashbacks and not more quality time between the two protagonists who were adorable!
They’re going on their healing journey now. The last scene had my heart.
It was triggering but the aftermath of trauma was well written. Yet, I don't know if we needed so many flashbacks and not more quality time between the two protagonists who were adorable!
They’re going on their healing journey now. The last scene had my heart.
I was expecting a cute little road trip movie.
It was triggering but the aftermath of trauma was well written. Yet, I don't know if we needed so many flashbacks and not more quality time between the two protagonists who were adorable!
They’re going on their healing journey now. The last scene had my heart.
It was triggering but the aftermath of trauma was well written. Yet, I don't know if we needed so many flashbacks and not more quality time between the two protagonists who were adorable!
They’re going on their healing journey now. The last scene had my heart.
John Potash
6.0★ · 10/16/22
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EphemeralMemories
9.0★ · 02/05/25
kata ruba
6.0★ · 05/26/24