Film · Drame

In 1958, an Aboriginal Australian man, Max Stuart (David Ngoombujarra), is tried for the alleged murder of a young white girl. A judge gives him the harshest punishment, execution, despite a lack of substantial proof, aside from a confession he signed despite his illiteracy. Several individuals spring up in response to the judge's swift decision. Stuart's defense lawyers (Robert Carlyle, Kerry Fox) fight the ruling while a young Rupert Murdoch (Ben Mendelsohn) explores the issue in a newspaper.

2002 · 1h 39m
Réalisateur Craig Lahiff

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Drame

In 1958, an Aboriginal Australian man, Max Stuart (David Ngoombujarra), is tried for the alleged murder of a young white girl. A judge gives him the harshest punishment, execution, despite a lack of substantial proof, aside from a confession he signed despite his illiteracy. Several individuals spring up in response to the judge's swift decision. Stuart's defense lawyers (Robert Carlyle, Kerry Fox) fight the ruling while a young Rupert Murdoch (Ben Mendelsohn) explores the issue in a newspaper.

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Studio
Sony Pictures Classics
Sortie
2002
Durée
1 h 39 min
Régions d’origine
Australie, Royaume-Uni
© 2002 AUSTRALIAN FILM FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED, SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FILM CORPORATION, JESSIE STREET PRODUCTIONS PTY LTD, B&W PRODUCTIONS PTY LTD. Under exclusive license to Icon Film Distribution Ltd.

Langues

Audio original
Anglais