Moon Rock for Monday

Beautifully shot and directed with a charismatic cast and heart warming tale. I loved seeing the breadth of the Australian landscape, captured beautifully on screen. Well worth the price of admission !

A thoughtful investigation of the power of being 'present'

The movie was very well done, telling a story about two tragic figures in life. One tragic tale by choice and one by nature. Oddly enough the story-line that ultimately led to the young kidnappers / friends final outcome of the film felt not well thought out and forced. And, the dialogue reflected that. Pace of the movie goes along nicely then during the Police scenes something seems off on each one of them. Acting between the young and old friend are the hit of this film. Somewhere between a 6-7 on this film for me.

I loved this film. Felt a little like the film Perfect World with Kevin Costner. Great acting by the little girl and teen boy. The story kept me engaged. It was unique and interesting. This little Indie film is worth watching and you till leave you reflecting upon its themes for a few days. It certainly moved me.

Loved the story. So refreshing. I was totally hooked after first five minutes and the film held me engaged until the credits. I refused to leave the cinema even though half way though I needed to go to the bathroom! It made me smile. The acting from the leads and the quirky characters is sublime. Only negative is I think the supper role of the father could have been stronger. Other than that the film was well worth my twenty dollars!