BFAF: Country Life (1994) at Star Cinema
BFAF: Country Life (1994)
Bendigo Festival of Australian Film.
An adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" set in rural Australia in the 1920s. Aging Australian rancher Uncle Jack (John Hargreaves) and his faithful niece, Sally (Kerry Fox), have their quiet lives disrupted by the sudden reappearance of Alexander (Michael Blakemore), Sally's father and Jack's former brother-in-law, who left the ranch to become a London theater critic some decades before. The self-important Alexander is married to the gorgeous Deborah (Greta Scacchi), whose charms soon enrapture both Uncle Jack and local doctor Max (Sam Neill), for whom Sally pines.
Nominated for five 1994 AFI awards including Best Actress and Best Actor
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An adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" set in rural Australia in the 1920s. Aging Australian rancher Uncle Jack (John Hargreaves) and his faithful niece, Sally (Kerry Fox), have their quiet lives disrupted by the sudden reappearance of Alexander (Michael Blakemore), Sally's father and Jack's former brother-in-law, who left the ranch to become a London theater critic some decades before. The self-important Alexander is married to the gorgeous Deborah (Greta Scacchi), whose charms soon enrapture both Uncle Jack and local doctor Max (Sam Neill), for whom Sally pines.
Nominated for five 1994 AFI awards including Best Actress and Best Actor
Bendigo Festival of Australian Film.
An adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" set in rural Australia in the 1920s. Aging Australian rancher Uncle Jack (John Hargreaves) and his faithful niece, Sally (Kerry Fox), have their quiet lives disrupted by the sudden reappearance of Alexander (Michael Blakemore), Sally's father and Jack's former brother-in-law, who left the ranch to become a London theater critic some decades before. The self-important Alexander is married to the gorgeous Deborah (Greta Scacchi), whose charms soon enrapture both Uncle Jack and local doctor Max (Sam Neill), for whom Sally pines.
Nominated for five 1994 AFI awards including Best Actress and Best Actor
An adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" set in rural Australia in the 1920s. Aging Australian rancher Uncle Jack (John Hargreaves) and his faithful niece, Sally (Kerry Fox), have their quiet lives disrupted by the sudden reappearance of Alexander (Michael Blakemore), Sally's father and Jack's former brother-in-law, who left the ranch to become a London theater critic some decades before. The self-important Alexander is married to the gorgeous Deborah (Greta Scacchi), whose charms soon enrapture both Uncle Jack and local doctor Max (Sam Neill), for whom Sally pines.
Nominated for five 1994 AFI awards including Best Actress and Best Actor
BFAF: Country Life (1994)
Bendigo Festival of Australian Film.
An adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" set in rural Australia in the 1920s. Aging Australian rancher Uncle Jack (John Hargreaves) and his faithful niece, Sally (Kerry Fox), have their quiet lives disrupted by the sudden reappearance of Alexander (Michael Blakemore), Sally's father and Jack's former brother-in-law, who left the ranch to become a London theater critic some decades before. The self-important Alexander is married to the gorgeous Deborah (Greta Scacchi), whose charms soon enrapture both Uncle Jack and local doctor Max (Sam Neill), for whom Sally pines.
Nominated for five 1994 AFI awards including Best Actress and Best Actor
