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May 21, 2021 · The Dry. “The Dry,” the film adaptation of Jane Harper’s 2016 international bestseller of the same name, opens with aerial shots of the parched land in Kiewarra, a farming community somewhere outside Melbourne. But there’s clearly no farming going on in the arid expanse below, with its lifeless stretches of dried brown fields.
Language is also strong, with several uses of "f--k," "s--t," and other words. People kiss, and there's the suggestion of a secret, possibly taboo, romance. Characters drink beer and wine in bars, at dinner, and in other social settings. The plot is thick, and the movie is a little stiff and slow, but it's still solid and smart.
- Robert Connolly
- Jeffrey M. Anderson
- Eric Bana, Genevieve O'reilly, Keir O'donnell
May 21, 2021 · The Dry is solid and appreciably sad but, for all the virtues of its rough symbolism and intriguing backstory, almost too jampacked with discovery for its own good. On the other hand, for the ...
- K. Austin Collins
Movie Info. Synopsis Based on the global bestseller, a federal agent's homecoming leads to a deeply personal murder investigation that reopens old wounds and threatens to unravel the tight-knit ...
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- Robert Connolly
- R
- Eric Bana
Jan 22, 2021 · Jan 22, 2021 6:50am PT. ‘The Dry’ Review: Eric Bana Returns to Aussie Features in a Rattling Good Mystery-Thriller. A country town with plenty of secrets and a city cop with a troubled past ...
May 20, 2021 · Appropriately enough, in “The Dry” he plays a Melbourne cop, Aaron Falk, who visits his evocatively dusty hometown years after fleeing tragedy. In Robert Connolly’s adaptation of Jane Harper ...
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May 17, 2021 · Eric Bana plays a federal police detective drawn back to his rural Australian roots by a brutal crime that dovetails with an unsolved mystery from his adolescence in Robert Connolly's thriller.
