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Australia Day

Drama

A trio of intertwined tales of racial prejudice, misunderstanding and revenge play out against the backdrop of Australia's national holiday.

Taon

2017

Tagal

1h 38m

IMDb

5.7

Panoorin Ngayon

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Cast

Kriv Stenders

Director

Miah Madden

April Tucker

Elias Anton

Sami Ghaznavi

Cast

Kriv Stenders

Director

Miah Madden

April Tucker

Elias Anton

Sami Ghaznavi

Jenny Wu

Lan Chang

Daniel Webber

Jason Patterson

Luke Howell

Tony Agosti

Shari Sebbens

Sonya Mackenzie

Yasmin Honeychurch

Kaytee Tucker

Bryan Brown

Terry Friedman

Kee Chan

Zhou Chong

Burgess Abernethy

Traffic Investigator Sergeant

RM

Roxanne Mcdonald

Indigenous Woman

Isabelle Cornish

Chloe Patterson

Sean Keenan

Dean Patterson

Neil Pigot

Inspector Michael Bester

Jacy Lewis

Senior Constable Liz Jamieson

Matthew Le Nevez

Homicide Detective Mitchell Collyer

NP

Ngoc Phan

Detective Hannah Truong

JM

Johanna Marie

News Reporter #1

SM

Stephen M. Irwin

Writer

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10 Mga Komento

🌚May 30, 2023

Amanda du-PontMay 29, 2023

source: Australia Day

d@rdolNov 22, 2022

I was pretty excited when i herd there was a movie coming out called "Australia Day". I thought it would be a great movie to celebrate one of our great calendar days. However it was not at all an uplifting movie at all, instead a powerful movie set with three stories of three different nationalities dealing with some brutal cultural differences. I did like it and it was great seeing Bryan Brown back on the screen, but it could of done with a different name. Score: 5/10

Chonie la chinoise Nov 22, 2022

Watched on TV - they aired it on Australia Day, but the title doesn't fit the movie. I didn't make it all the way. The characters were running around at the beginning, and then boring scenes followed, some violence, random poorly shot scenes, and editing throws you out of the scene and places you in some random disconnected scene. Had to quit. and too much steady cam. 2 stars.

ॐ 𝐑𝐈𝐘𝐀𝐒𝐇𝐀 ॐNov 22, 2022

Can't believe the majority of reviews here being so negative. 2 of the most positive ones live in Brisbane, well guess where I live. It's actually typical of any Australian capital cities I have spent time in. This movie is not and never was meant to be about patriotism. It's about the real life racism that comes with such a wide and diverse range of cultural backgrounds that Australia has. That has been impaled on Australia by every Government since the WWII. Their greed has allowed policies on immigration to be too lax allowing a more rapid population growth. In a poor attempt to imitate the USA, toward wealth and power. Australia Day (the movie) deserves much more credit than it is garnering here. No not the best movie you will ever see but worth the watch, unless you have your head in the sand like most of the reviewers here. 7.5/10

FalzTheBahdGuyNov 22, 2022

An excellent film with a heap of good performances from a mostly young cast plus Bryan Brown being as superb as ever . I liked the realism of the script too .

Maelyse MondesirNov 22, 2022

The majority of us (Australians) live in cities and towns where these stories occur. We see the product of Australia Day simmering around us, in differing forms, every day. This movie takes us beneath the surface. We're allowed to follow those people we've taken for granted, dismissed, buffered ourselves against or plain ignored because we can. As sober entertainment and something worth watching, the results are a thing to be proud of. Stephen M Irwin and Kriv Stenders get the basics right with the writing and direction, and it shows in this movie becoming greater than the sum of its parts. Story telling and performances are solid in that benefit. Excellent casting, awesome technical and camera unit work pull us into the lives and drama of our everyday victims and protagonists. Uniformly good writing, direction and excellent performances allow us to genuinely care about the strangers lives we're watching, Brian Brown captures the quiet desperation of an older, Australian man caught between a rock and a hard place, trying to do the right thing. Plaudits to the cameraman on his closeups of Brown. The Australian landscape and Brown's face are now synonymous. The people and drama in Australia day will resonate strongly with many Australians. It entertains and confronts us with truths we're usually able to walk past. Foreign audience will enjoy it as something casting a believable, strong reflection on Australian people, and the Australian enigma.

H0n€Y 🔥🔥Nov 22, 2022

I love Aussie movies, good or bad I'll see them all. (clear bias) I neither liked nor disliked this movie. Acting was patchy and editing failed it miserably. Brown was typically the lynch pin and perhaps without his presence the movie would have been completely lost. My gripe about this movie was the obvious mirroring of the movie Crash. Crash is an extraordinary movie, this movie is not.

Jiya Pradeep TilwaniNov 22, 2022

It's pretty obvious that the writer (maybe director too) sees race relations in Australia through the lens of corporate, main-stream news organisations. Sadly, there will be many who live in that same deluded, white man's bubble who'll think that this movie is so "powerful." If the racial stereotypes weren't bad enough, enter Bryan Brown who plays your typical, white, cliche hero to save the day.

Merhawi🌴Nov 22, 2022

Australia day kicks off with several broken stories not making much sense, but carrying the most uncomfortable and unsettling vibe, so much so that I spent the better part of this movie prepared to turn it off. I don't need reminding of the regressive mindsets that are still so prevalent because having spent 10yrs of my early adulthood 16-27yrs of age in Brisbane, I know the story all too well.. The overall premise of the film is of overcoming adversity and this wasn't clear for the better part of the movie where you're left gritting your teeth to bare it. For this one however, it was worth waiting out till the end to see what the film makers where trying to do. The messages/lessons they aim to bestow hold a very relative nature, relative to the times we live, the issues we face as humans in our current condition and the relativity we hold to each other. Don't expect to leave your viewing session with a smile on your face, but you will leave with a handful of seeds planted in your mind that should see grow, I call whatever movie or piece capable of doing this, one of great merit across the board.. and this film is no exception to that. You may not have a smile on your face, but at least in my case, you will have a few tears welled up in the corners of your eyes and a bit to ponder about. We have a lot to address here in Australia and some of the most important topics of which start at home where this movie has based itself. Our issues aren't in the demise of agriculture, or what color skins are dating ones sister etc, but only how we relate each other.. seemingly the most overlooked of all issues until something grave impacts us such as the atrocities that are able to go on whilst we only care about ourselves.