Nitram

2021
12
1h 52min

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7,1/10

12 k

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Un aperçu des événements qui ont précédé le massacre de Port Arthur en 1996 en Tasmanie en Australie, dans le but de comprendre pourquoi et comment cette atrocité s'est produite.Un aperçu des événements qui ont précédé le massacre de Port Arthur en 1996 en Tasmanie en Australie, dans le but de comprendre pourquoi et comment cette atrocité s'est produite.Un aperçu des événements qui ont précédé le massacre de Port Arthur en 1996 en Tasmanie en Australie, dans le but de comprendre pourquoi et comment cette atrocité s'est produite.

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12 k

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Récompenses
- 24 victoires et 27 nominations au total

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7/10

Do Not Disturb...

The fragility of serenity, shattered by hostility, insanity and marginiality, supported through ineffective laws, ignorance and depravity. An awful story of disbelief with performances that leave you aghast at the events that took place, the processes that led up to them, and wondering just how far away we are from the next one and if anything could ever be (genuinely) done in prevention.

Xstal
23 mars 2022
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Anecdotes
According to director Justin Kurzel, Texan actor Caleb Landry Jones worked on his Australian accent while in quarantine after arriving in the country, by watching re-runs of 1990s episodes of Hey Hey It's Saturday (1971), Les voisins (1985) and Summer Bay (1988).

Gaffes
Early in the film when Martin and his mother browse at the Surfboard shop a passenger train is visible passing in the background. There are no passenger trains in Tasmania unlike in Geelong, VIC where the movie was shot.

Citations
Mum: [from the trailer] He
[Nitram]
Mum: was laughing at my pain... laughing like it was the funniest thing in the world

Crédits fous
End credits read "On April 28th 1996, thirty-five people were killed and another twenty-three wounded in Port Arthur, Tasmania. The lone gunman was sentenced to thirty-five life sentences. The events of that day resulted in an overhaul of Australia's gun laws and the introduction of a National Firearms Agreement. The reforms were agreed to in twelve days. Over 640,000 firearms were bought back by the government and destroyed. No State or Territory has been fully compliant with the National Firearms Agreement. There are now more firearms owned in Australia than in 1996."