Events leading up to the 1996 Port Arthur massacre on Tasmania in an attempt to understand why and how the atrocity occurred.
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★★★★★
Nitram is the difficult story of a very emotionally disturbed young man and the circumstances of his life that led to utter tragedy. The film is more a character study than anything else and for that reason it can be very hard to watch. Caleb Landry Jones shin...
★★★★★
Tackling one of the rawest subject matters in Australia history, Nitram is an unnerving yet delicately made and acted drama exploring the life of infamous Tasmanian mass murderer Martin Bryant, a man who is responsible for the cold blooded and nightmarish Port...
★★★★★
*Watched at Cannes 2021 World Premiere*
The career of Australian director Justin Kurzel, still very much in an early phase, has been one filled with drastic ups and downs. Kurzel broke onto the scene in 2011 with his feature debut, "The Snowtown Murders," whi...
★★★★★
Dark and disturbing, Nitram is a film that causes us anxiety even knowing what is coming. Or precisely because we know what is coming.
A lot has to fail for such tragedies to happen, but life and the world are really full of these failures that continue to ha...
★★★★★
The main actor did an amazing job with the Aussie accent, as well as conveying so much while barely speaking. If you're not into arty, slow, quiet films then this won't be for you.
