Amy (1998)
ADULT THEMES, LOW LEVEL COARSE LANGUAGE
Starring AFI award winners Rachel Griffith and Ben Mendelsohn, featuring rock star nick barker in his first acting role and eight year old discovery Alana De Roma. This extraordinary movies tells the story of a young mother whose idealistic lifestyle is shattered by a traumatic event. She is faced with the prospect of life as a single mother, as she struggles to reach out to her daughter, who has cut herself off from the world.
| Status: | LongWait |
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| Run time: | 105mins |
| Origin: | AUSTRALIA |
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Member Reviews (23)
23 Member
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Rhoda J.
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I thought this was an excellent movie - very moving and great acting. The singing policemen scene was quite bizarre but overall I just loved it and would definitely watch it again.
Robert B.
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I was surprised by this film. Loved the characters.
Chris D.
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Since you cant have an ozzie film without quirkiness, singing policemen is as good as any.
Elizabeth D.
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Gerard V.
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rather a moving movie- enjoyed
Deborah H.
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Linda H
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Overall a good movie. Good acting all round and a touching story about a young girl who loses her Daddy.
Bergur S.
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Julie R.
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Another great Aussie movie with a fantastic cast. Blast from the past actors
Susan D.
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yeah was ok, not earth shattering but considering I really like Rachel Griffiths would be best watched by her fans.
Robyn C.
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A feel good movie
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Robert H.
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Tries too hard to be funny.
Robert H.
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slightly confusing and messy start but absolutely top rate later on.
Janine B.
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A delightful movie, tears one moment laughter the next. All in all a lovely feel-good movie with some great acting.
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David S.
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This is the strangest mix of genres you will find. I was uncomfortable with the singing policemen until I looked at the movie as music theatre. Musicals do have singing policemen. Add that genre to the existing list (psychological drama, comedy) and Amy becomes a gem. Great cast. Great performances. Nice scenes of Melbourne. (Relax and don't navigate!)
Margaret F.
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Barry Lloyd
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Strong Aussie cast is effective in a heart rending story that is effectively told on a budget that required lots of local footage.