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The producers of the internationally cherished Animal Kingdom adapt Julia Leigh’s acclaimed novel, a psychological drama set in the Tasmanian wilderness.
Martin...
The producers of the internationally cherished Animal Kingdom adapt Julia Leigh’s acclaimed novel, a psychological drama set in the Tasmanian wilderness.
Martin (Dafoe) is a mercenary hired by a mysterious European biotech company to track down the last remaining Tasmanian Tiger - previously presumed extinct. Also stars Sam Neill (The Piano) and Frances O’Connor (Mansfield Park).
"Both a classic tale of man versus beast and a chilling exploration of the ethics involved when the goals of multinational corporations conflict with the natural world... an allegory charting one troubled man’s foray into dual wildernesses: the remote Tasmanian hills and his own soul." (Toronto International Film Festival 2011)
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"Beautifully lensed and impeccably performed byWillem Dafoe... maintains an intriguing ambience, but general audiencess may feel they're not given enough information about the protag to become fully immersed in his journey toward redemption."
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Variety
Variety"A tremendous achievement by all concerned, a film that delivers its emotional payload with sensitivity and power."
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Urban Cinefile
Urban Cinefile"The result is intriguing and Nettheim succeeds in giving The Hunter an unsettling ambience but, finally, it seems hollow at the centre."
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Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald"It taps into questions of solitude and loneliness, obsession and repression of emotion, all tied up with an eco-conscious bow."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"As ever, Dafoe is tremendous and the Tasmanian wilds provide a potent backdrop to an arty expedition."
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Empire Magazine
Empire MagazineThe Hunter | Details
- Rating
- M, contains violence and offensive language
- Runtime
- 97
- Genre
- Drama
- Country of origin
- Australia
