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Director: |
Rod Hardy
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Starring: |
Daniel Radcliffe, Teresa Palmer, Jack Thompson, Carmel Johnson, Christian Byers, Judi Farr, Paul Blackwell, Frank Gallacher, Ralph Cotterill, Kris McQuade, Lee Cormie, Victoria Hill, Sullivan Stapleton, James Fraser, Max Cullen
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Genres: |
Drama, Australian
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Origin: |
Australia
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Certificate: |
PG
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Aspect ratios: |
2.35 : 1
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Running Time: |
105 min
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After that summer nothing would ever be the same
Based on the classic Michael Noonan novel, December Boys is a story of four orphan teenagers – all born in the same month - growing up behind the closed doors of a Catholic convent in outback Australia. For years, the boys watch younger kids leave with their newly adopted parents and have come to the realisation their time may never come.
The Reverend Mother gives the boys something to look forward to by sending them to visit the seaside for the first time. Their long awaited holiday doesn’t turn out the way they planned until they meet Teresa and Fearless, a young autocratic couple that would make the perfect parents.
As men, they remember back to the ‘60s when, as boys, they spent their first tumultuous summer by the sea as they sabotaged each other’s efforts to be the chosen one only to discover the real meaning behind what is to be called a family – i.e. one of the “December Boys.”
Filmed on location in South Australia, December Boys is a coming-of-age drama that marks Daniel Radcliffe's first major role outside the 'Harry Potter' character.
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1 member review(s)
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Beautiful KI landscape
04 April 2016
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This is a tender film, beautifully shot and sparingly told. If you are looking for a plot driven film then this may not be for you, but if you enjoy character development and haunting landscape shots, then this is a delight.
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