Take My Hand

This Aussie movie has a very good storyline.

What kept me really interested, though, is not exactly the storyline, it's the filming locations !

Australian bush, amazing ocean beaches, great horses, cute country towns and countryside !

Some of the shots taken from drones are spectacular !

The storyline is a an Aussie girl can't wait to get out of her life in Australia and leaves as Soon as graduated.

Casting is good for the male actors.

However, I found the actress playing the role of the woman was not good. Hard to point something specific, however I just felt she was not playing the role very well. Overacting perhaps ?

This is a wonderful story of life, love, and all it's messy complications. The acting is wonderful for such a delicate issue as health. It is a story that reminds us of our limitations, and dealing with them. It is also an excellent example of how love can help us through our health issues, and overcoming their effects. The story sets a great example of who we can be in working to overcome and deal with our limitations and challenges. Hats off to the 2 main actors for their great performances. The youths in this film were pretty good, too. It is a good movie for the whole family to see. I truly recommend it.

One of the most beautiful movies I've seen in a very long time.. about what love truly is.

I found it, not only heartwarming and sweet but an actual pretty realistic portrayal of how when you really love someone, nothing is too much to take on, you just do it. Just the right mix of emotions for a romantic film, including a few laughs, tears and happiness.

Also captures lovely landscapes of our gorgeous country here in Australia and the actors did an amazing job with the characters too.

Well done to all who were involved making this one.. and I hope the family were happy with the portrayal of their story, I certainly found it very inspiring.

"Take My Hand" was an interesting and often very serious look at love and living with Multiple Sclerosis, and represents a surprising departure from the cookie-cutter norm of these Netflix movies, which are similar in vein to Hallmark movies, just with more swearing and kissing.

As interesting as the story was, the real star of the show is the Australian countryside. Whether the wave-crashed coastline or the lusciously green, undulating hinterland with sweeping shots of horses galloping free, the scenery is breathtaking. Hopefully watching this movie will convince people to come and visit us here in Australia.

The cast features some notable Australian names: Radha Mitchell, Adam Demos (now starring in "Rescue Hi-Surf" on network television in the US), Natalie Bassingthwaighte and Steve Bastoni.

Demos and Mitchell have fantastic chemistry together. It's what makes this movie so good: plenty of moments that make you smile.

This a little ripper. A true story, which always makes things interesting. Scenes of the beautiful northern NSW coupled with the lifestyle of the London middle class / well - to - do.

The contrast and connection between the main characters UK vs AUS lifestyle makes this is no normal little Aussie Indi film. To the contrary, it is sophisticated filming punching above its budget weight.

Each character works a treat with the choice of casting and the underlying message of the plight of true love against the insidious disease that is MS, means a love story with a sad twist holds the theme together - and it works.