Bush Christmas

About This Movie

Bush Christmas really captures that rugged essence of the Australian outback. The story's tension builds nicely as the kids face real danger to save their horse, Prince. It’s not just another family adventure; you can feel the weight of their dire circumstances with the looming threat of foreclosure. The performances by the child actors are earnest and add a lot to the emotional stakes. There’s a certain charm in how they tackle the obstacles, and the practical effects used in some of the chase scenes feel grounded, which adds to the authenticity. The pacing is steady, allowing moments of reflection amidst the action, which gives it a unique rhythm for a family film. It’s a nice slice of 80s Australian cinema.

Captures the essence of the Australian outback · Earnest performances by child actors · Unique mix of adventure and family themes