David Gulpilil is a man enlisted to track down an Aboriginal murderer in this chilling Australian Outback-set crime drama from...
David Gulpilil is a man enlisted to track down an Aboriginal murderer in this chilling Australian Outback-set crime drama from Rolf de Heer (Ten Canoes).
Somewhere in Australia in the early 20th century outback, an Aboriginal man is accused of murdering a white woman. Three white men are on a mission to capture him with the help of an experienced Indigenous man.
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"The film's bleakly inevitable ending packs a wallop and its hauntingly desolate images linger long after the story is told."
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TV Guide
TV Guide"A stark moral fable told in the language of the sort of western that Hollywood has stopped making, this Australian film could be viewed as a companion piece to Rabbit-Proof Fence."
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The New York Times
The New York Times"The Tracker is one of those rare films that deserves to be called haunting."
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Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert"A high-minded film that at times verges on didacticism, The Tracker is redeemed by its adherence to a simple yet distinctive approach to storytelling and its uniformly strong acting."
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles TimesThe Tracker (2002) | Details
Award winner- Winner of the SIGNIS Award - Honorable Mention (de Heer), 2002 Venice Film Festival
- Rating
- M, Moderate themes and violence
- Runtime
- 90
- Genre
- Drama, Western
- Country of origin
- Australia
