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The Last Wave - Revisited

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This mystical/supernatural story still wears well after over twenty years. A collision of Aboriginal tribalism and modern law propels Richard Chamberlin to discover of his connection to the past. The story's ever present foreboding atmosphere is maintained by freak occurrences, distant thunder, rain, and a minimalist soundtrack. It's a nice dabble into both the racial and cultural differences that exist between the Abs and the white man.

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Re: The Last Wave - Revisited - Rich S. 17:52:38 02/17/04 (0)
Very interesting movie, love the last scene.
Re: The Last Wave - Revisited - Hornlover 08:43:44 02/17/04 (1)
I have always liked this film, too. Any word on a DVD release?
- Now. Got it through Netflix along with Pinic at Hanging Rock.--n - albee33 11:12:56 02/17/04 (0)
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