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Release Date: 15 February, 2000 Retail Price: $24.98 Sorry, this product is not currently available. Cast: Complete Cast (6 total) |
The Year My Voice Broke Reviews
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Danny loves Freya, but Freya loves Trevor...
"The Year My Voice Broke" is a touching coming-of-age film from Australia. Set in the 1962 in a small Outback town in New South Wales, the title refers to Danny Embling (Noah Taylor), who has always been in love with the beautiful but independent Freya Olson (Loene Carmen). They have been friends since childhood, but, unfortunately, she falls for Trevor (Ben Mendelsohn), the school's star rugby player who has more than a taste for running afoul of the law. Writer-Director John Duigan must be working from material close to home here, because he does an excellent job of catching the pain and torture of teenage longing, especially in the scenes where Danny followz Freya and Trevor on their dates. The ending for the film is certainly not a happy one, but what is important is that it certainly rings true for all those of us who remember how it feels the first time you fall in love and she simply does not have a clue. "The Year My Voice Broke" is as bitter-sweet as you would expect from the title. Standing out in the supporting cast is Bruce Spence (from the "Mad Max" movies) who plays Jonah, a railroad signal man who is busy writing the first truly erotic Australian novel. This 1988 film won five Australian Film awards including Best Picture.
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