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Kangaroo Island

2024

Comedy / Drama

Kangaroo Island

2024

Comedy / Drama

Available in: 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
WEB: same quality as BluRay

80% TOMATOMETER · 10 reviews

77% AUDIENCE · 50 ratings

6.5/10 · 708

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Plot summary

Lou Wells has hit rock bottom after a promising start to her Hollywood career. Now broke and aimless, she reluctantly accepts a plane ticket from her estranged father, Rory to return home to South Australia’s ruggedly beautiful Kangaroo Island. As years of unresolved tension start to resurface, the reunion turns even more complicated when Lou and her sister Freya learn about Rory’s secret.

Director

Timothy David

Top cast

Glenn McMillan as Steve

Adelaide Clemens as Freya Wells

Joel Jackson as Ben Roberts

Rebecca Breeds as Lou Wells

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1015.75 MB

1280*536

English 2.0

23.976 fps

1 hr 50 min

Seeds 4

2.04 GB

1920*804

English 5.1

23.976 fps

1 hr 50 min

Seeds 4

Comments 2

azra3l 280 days ago

Looks like those fine ladies love to kangaroo. You can kangaroo too, with firendo or with handoo.

johnbgoode 281 days ago

Oh no, thebaritone55 is not going to pirate a movie! The Producers will be crushed

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IMDb reviews

From IMDb

9 / 10

With characters that feel lived-in, a gorgeous Australian

The Fixate & Binge Podcast, w/ Joe Curdy

With characters that feel lived-in, a gorgeous Australian coastal backdrop and family dynamics that will feel reminiscent at times of *King Lear*, **KANGAROO…

With characters that feel lived-in, a gorgeous Australian coastal backdrop and family dynamics that will feel reminiscent at times of *King Lear*, **KANGAROO ISLAND** packs in enough drama, laughs and charm to make this one of the best films about the ties that bind. Written by Sally Gifford (who herself cameos as a shrewd Hollywood Agent) and directed by her husband, Timothy David – **KANGAROO ISLAND** feels at times like an entire television season of drama packed into its swift 113- minute runtime. It’s almost overwhelming – but brilliant moments of levity – especially the running gag of the “lost luggage” provide comedic oxygen throughout. Aussie actor Lou Wells (Rebecca Breeds), lured to the bright lights of Tinseltown experiences a career slump when she’s unceremoniously dumped by her Hollywood agent. Reluctantly, Lou accepts a one-way ticket back to home to Australia courtesy of her dad, to her once-idyllic, halcyon life on Kangaroo Island. The trip back home dredges up uncomfortable sibling and relationship entanglements that led to Lou’s sojourn in Hollywood ten years previously – as her younger sister Freya (Adelaide Clemens) and ex-boyfriend Ben (Joel Jackson) are now married with children. Lou and Freya’s estranged relationship is laid bare before her ailing and long-suffering father Rory (Erik Thomson) who has brought them all together to make a devastating announcement. But back home, Lou is faced with a (now) born-again sister in an unfulfilled marriage with Ben (who still pines for Lou despite his marital vows to her sister). Their love triangle would strain any family relationship – but in a final act of fatherly wisdom, Rory does what Dad’s know best in this heartwarming story about forgiveness, and acceptance. David’s direction here (in an impressive feature film debut) balances the madness of the family dynamic, its entanglements, and dramatic reveals from wife Gifford’s brilliant script that leaves no stone unturned. The very capable cast, especially from Breed, Clemens and Thomson who bring to life their characters with nuance and dramatic urgency, combined with the picturesque location of Australia’s Kangaroo Island – currently flourishing in the wake of the devastating 2020 brush fires that destroyed 52% of the island’s habitat – is deftly handled from Ian McCarroll’s cinematography. With its very on-the-nose metaphor about losing one’s baggage – **KANGAROO ISLAND** is a standout film about family featuring one of the best casts in recent memory.

8 / 10

Kangaroo Island is a thoughtful family drama with

Mark D

Kangaroo Island is a thoughtful family drama with many twists and turns, and characters who discover or uncover hidden qaulities. And their process rolls…

8 / 10

Not a comedy! But a riveting drama

Amy B.

Not a comedy! But a riveting drama.

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