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The Last Wave (1977)

A Sydney lawyer defends five Aboriginal people in a ritualised taboo murder and in the process learns disturbing truths about himself and premonitions.

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Ken Hanke 13 Feb 2008

Its creepiness is undeniable, and it seems far less dated than many late 1970s films.

HM F 30 Nov 2010

Peter Weir presents a supernatural story about aboriginal dream powers and the foretelling of tragic events.

Knox M 04 Feb 2017

A sometimes overlooked Weir film starring Richard Chamberlain and David Gulpilli. It is suitably mood-driven and dreamlike and the premise is an original one- the concept of law and justice and how it conflicts with dreamtime law

Derek W 18 Jun 2008

Early Peter Weir film. More cohesive than The Cars That Ate Paris. A must-see for film peeps.

Gary C 06 Jan 2010

felt dated but maybe that dates me. a slow build, at times quite slow, but the ending is worth it. wonder if it'll get remade into a big budget disaster flick.