The Dry

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Film Info
Premiere Status:Minnesota Premiere
Festival Programs:Special Presentations
Tags:Drama
Crime
Mystery
Adaptation
Literature
Thriller
Suspense
Release Year:2020
Runtime:118 min
Country/Region:Australia
Language:English
Print Source:IFC Films
Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS091OoMtuk
Cast/Crew
Director:Robert Connolly
Producer:Bruna Papandrea
Steve Hutensky
Jodi Matterson
Robert Connolly
Eric Bana
Cinematographer:Stefan Duscio
Screenwriter:Harry Cripps
Robert Connolly
Based on the book by Jane Harper
Editor:Nick Meyers
Alexandre De Franceschi
Composer:Peter Raeburn
Principal Cast:Eric Bana
Genevieve O’reilly
Keir O’donnell
John Polson

Description

How to Watch

When his childhood friend Luke apparently dies in a nasty murder-suicide, taking his wife and son with him, Australian Federal Police Agent Aaron Falk (Eric Bana) returns to his drought-stricken, outback hometown of Kiewarra for the funeral. Asked by the grieving parents to dig into the case, Falk decides to stick around for a while, which doesn’t sit well with several of the locals. It turns out that Kiewarra is a town with plenty of secrets. Elegiac flashbacks show Aaron and Luke as teens, perhaps implicated in the mysterious drowning death of their close friend Ellie. And so, the film presents two mysteries: one decades old, the other a fresh and bleeding wound. Despite being harassed by those who fear having their secrets revealed, Aaron ultimately makes discoveries that might prove Luke’s innocence … and his own. This tension-laced thriller is one of the current Australian box office’s biggest hits. (Alissa Simon)


Director Biography

Robert ConnollyBorn in Sidney in 1967, Robert Connolly is a director, producer and screenwriter based in Melbourne, Victoria. He is the director of the features The Bank (2001), Three Dollars (2005), Balibo (2009), Underground: The Julian Assange Story (2012), and Paper Planes (2014).


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