Australia, by Baz Luhrmann

There are many ways to present a story that the author wants to share with audiences. It can be any book, poetry, song, music project, movie, drama, dance, and anything the author can imagine. But each form is unique and the same story written in different forms will look different. Sometimes a bad story in a poem may look perfect in the dance, and vice versa. The format of storytelling is important because it emphasizes important functions that can be avoided in other formats.

An Australian movie supervised by Baz Luhrmann tried to sell himself as a fable about racial. Specifically, Australian Caucasian "stolen generation", apologize for the treatment of 'hybrid children of indigenous and white parents' brought from their homes and brought up by white governments and religious organizations . Between the 1870s and the 1970s, this policy aimed to "civilize" mixed children and to integrate them into the society of Australia. This film was filmed in Australia during the Second World War. Sarah Ashley (Nike Kidman), the owner of the ranch, tried to adopt a young brandon walters who was constantly taken to the police under the assimilation policy of Australia. At the same time, she met a handsome cowboy, Drew (Hugh Jackman). And it helped her take care of her cows and eventually fell in love with her.

Baz Luhrmann is like this: If you like other works of Luhrmann - Moulin Rouge! , Australia's "strictly socializing place" - "Man, this movie is missing Buzz! Give me more copies of the Veil Epoque police!" You think, a more traditional movie audience, or only five people Feeling then it may not be able to withstand ultra high speed camera cuts, hyperactivity measurements and general technicolor intensity. Lord, wait a moment, this story is technically a tragedy. Young Claire Dennis and the young Leonardo DiCaprio show: Claire and Leo are the best when they are staring at each other's eyes when they are very quiet. However, once homicide, poison, and teen suicide and painful part started in the movie, Claire and Leo seemed to be acting by two high school students to each other. Who can make more ugly crying? Who can knelt down and cry to heaven? Who can cry and sweat at the same time?