Mary Bryant (2005)
Moderate themes, Moderate violence
3 hours of sweeping spectacle on a scale never before seen in Australian drama! Mary Bryant is a true life epic of an extraordinary young woman and her fight for the freedom and dignity of her young family in the colony of Botany Bay, on the open seas of the Pacific Ocean, in the fine homes of Timor and the courts of Boswell’s England.
| Status: | LongWait |
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| Run time: | 100mins |
| Origin: | AUSTRALIA |
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Member Reviews (9)
9 Member
Reviews
chookey
says
FANTASTIC. I read the amazing book many years ago and none the less interested, amazed, to think this is based on truth. To think how these people were treated is beyond any thing we can imagine in a land of plenty but of course poverty still is part of our society sadly. Well acted, well produced and I guess for sick entertainment it is a classic. I give it 5 stars for it's opening our eyes more to the poor and the way the are still illtreated in many ways.
Dorothy
says
Very good movie. Can't wait for disc 2 to arrive.
JenP
says
An interesting story that is at times made a little corny!
Paz
says
I only watched about half the first episode. Perhaps it is just too realistically done for my taste. I became disgusted by the filth and the mistreatment of the convicts, and couldn't take any more.
Helen
says
A really enjoyable , good old-fashioned Australian epic drama. Really looking forward to viewing the second part of the series.
Belinda E.
says
BeautifuL!!! Emotional!!! WonderfuL!!! Leave you dying for Disc 2
Christiaan P.
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Lorene J.
says
I need to see Disc 2 yet!
goldsy47
says
This is a film of incredible courage,based on a true story one can hardly imagine the cruel and indescent acts performed on these women. Thank goodness the world has changed and the female race has progressed to the current standard today- a vote for the female race!