Tracey Heart's past won't let her go. Aged 32, she's spent the past four years recovering from her heroin habit and redeeming herself in the eyes of her mother. Beset by the complex relationships within her family, her world is thrown into further turmoil by the unexpected return of her ex-boyfriend, Jonny.The criminal aspirations of her brother, Ray, and coping with the attempts of ex-footy star... and junkie, Lionel Dawson to withdraw from his habit, almost prove too much. The complexity of deceit within Tracy's own life is mirrored by that within Sydney's drug underworld as Tracey becomes tangled with criminal boss Bradley 'The Jockey' Thompson. Tracey has to confront her own fears before she learns to love again.
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Another Fab Aussie Film
This is a character driven, thoughtful film with beautifully nuanced performances from a talented cast. It's a satisfyingly slow burner of a film where the relationships between the complex characters unravel gradually. A chance also to see Sam Neill looking remarkably like Terry Wogan. Excellent
Little Fish The sky is falling in! Disney slicks pop culture references over classic fairy tale 'Chicken Licken' to come up with a film that is more about father-son bonding than hysterical fowl
When Disney split from Pixar, the makers of Toy Story and Finding Nemo, you could imagine the lawyers and marketeers of the House Of Mouse shrugging: who needs those Pixar losers, we can make our own computer generated kids movie!
Could it be a coincidence then that on the eve of the release of Chicken Little, the first in-house Disney CGI feature, the company has stumped up 7.4 billion dollars to bring Pixar back into the fold? With its 1990s heyday of The...
