Lucky Country

About This Movie

Lucky Country is a gritty exploration of early 20th century Australia, steeped in a somber, tense atmosphere. The film captures the isolation of its characters—particularly young Tom, who finds himself in a deteriorating world shaped by his father's fading dreams. There's a real sense of dread that creeps in as three ex-soldiers disrupt their fragile existence, and it’s interesting how the film plays with themes of survival and the psyche of a nation still finding its footing. The practical effects and cinematography work well to evoke that stark wilderness, while the performances, especially from the young leads, carry a weight that feels authentic. It’s not just a historical piece; it’s a study in human fragility.

Explores themes of sanity and survival · Set against a backdrop of early Australian history · Features strong performances from young actors