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6 ago 2009 · Beautiful Kate (2009) (5.9) based on 58 votes. Ned Kendall is asked to return to the remote and isolated family home by his sister, to say goodbye to his father who is dying. Ned also brings his young aspiring actress fiancee who struggles with the isolation. When home he starts having memories of his childhood many involving his beautiful twin ...
Reviewed by: Jennie Kermode. Tweet. Bruce (Bryan Brown) is dying. His daughter Sally (Rachel Griffiths) does her best for him, but with coronary heart disease and a disinclination to take his medication, he doesn't have long. So he sends for his estranged son Ned (Ben Mendelsohn), who travels halfway across the continent to see him.
Beautiful Kate is a difficult but yet beautiful film with a great storyline. A challenging movie but one that will remain with you long after the film is finished. It gives a real taste of the harshness of outback farm life in Australia. If you're not to turned off by the 'incest' markings of this movie, i highly recommend watching it.
22 giu 2009 · Beautiful Kate Highly accomplished writing-helming debut by ... Des Kenneally; assistant director, Chris Webb; casting, Anousha Zarkesh. Reviewed at Sydney Film Festival (competing), June 13 ...
Beautiful Kate is an evocative tale of love and desire. The film recounts the sexual awakening of three siblings growing up in isolation, interwoven w…
Ned Kendall, a fortyish author who takes his young, slightly uncouth girlfriend, Toni along to visit his dying father, Bruce a failed politician and farmer now cared for by daughter Sally on the clan's Aussie property. The relationship between Ned and Bruce remains supremely dysfunctional, as father constantly berates and pushes his son; the focal points of their conflicts spring from the ...
Synopsis. A writer (Ben Mendelsohn) visits his isolated family home to say goodbye to his dying father (Bryan Brown), but memories of his beautiful twin sister (Sophie Lowe) awaken long buried secrets from their past. ‘Beautiful Kate’ is based on on the Newton Thornburg novel and also has Rachel Griffiths and Maeve Dermody in the cast.
