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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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Adam M 11 Jun 2009

why doesn't peter weir make movies like this anymore?

HM F 30 Nov 2010

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

James Kendrick 16 Dec 2001

a unique film that bears the uneven, yet genuine, traces of a deeply felt work not entirely settled

Will G 05 Oct 2007

This is the first film that Australian Peter Weir (The Truman Show, Fearless) made in the U.S. It still has the odd mysticism of his Aussie works (Gallipoli, Picnic at Hanging Rock), so those of you expecting The Truman Show without Jim Carrey will be in for a surprise. This film follows a lawyer as he tries to defend aborigines in a trial where they are accused of killing one of their own. As he gets deeper into the trial, he begins to realize that it is no accident that he has gotten swept up into the controversy.

Michael Atkinson 27 Nov 2001

Weir's touristy vision is strictly from the outside looking in.