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Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)

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88%
(37 votes)
Critic Rating
84%
(1 review)
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DVD Release Date
• R1: Oct 20, 1998

MPAA Rating
NR

Running Time
1 hour, 55 minutes

Country Australia

Studio Australian Film Commission, B.E.F., South Australian Film Corp.

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Other Titles
• Picnic at Hanging Rock
• Picknick am Valentinstag (1975)



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Genre: Mystery, Drama, Suspense, Psychic, Supernatural, Period Piece, School / Campus, Surreal, Psychodrama, Coming Of Age, Police

Plot: Weir's (TRUMAN SHOW, DEAD POETS SOCIETY) exotic story employs tranquil surrealism and lush cinematography to explore the interconnected relationships between nature, eroticism and repression. While out climbing rocks, three girls from a posh finishing school vanish without a trace. In an attempt to find them, a geometry teacher climbs the rock and follows them into oblivion. A young man who has seen the teacher running up the mountain in a pair of bloomers, decides to spend the night on the rock, in hopes of finding the girls. But in the morning he is discovered with a wound on his head and no recollection of what happened. And when one of the girls later returns she's also wounded and dazed. A truly alluring, enigmatic

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 External Reviews
external linkHanging Rock doesn't care to provide answers to the questions it poses--it just wants to pose them. And Weir's unsettling atmosphere, aided by Zamfir's imposing musical performance, stayed with me long after the movie had run its course. 84/100



 Directed by
Peter Weir
The Truman Show, Dead Poets Society, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
 Written by
 Cast
Rachel Roberts
Murder on the Orient Express, Foul Play, O Lucky Man!
Vivean Gray
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Helen Morse
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Tony Llewellyn-Jones
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