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Jindabyne (2007) |
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They can’t help her because she’s dead; best to leave her in the water where at least she’ll be preserved. Such is the argument when four Aussie mates encounter a corpse floating in a remote pool and decide not to report their discovery until after their fishing trip to a rugged corner of New South Wales. Garage owner Stewart doesn’t even mention it to his wife on his return, and when the news leaks out it doesn’t just exacerbate tensions in their already rocky marriage, it exposes the cultural abyss between the white fishermen and the family of the Aboriginal victim. |
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