Salt and Honey Productions
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The Canary
Survival in the Australian outback
Following the sinking of a transport vessel, Florence is set adrift on the open ocean. With only a caged canary beside her, she must find the courage to defy the standards of the 19th century and survive the hostile Australian wilderness.
- Original title
- The Canary
- Language
- EN
- Country
- AU
- Budget
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- Revenue
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suesinclair
Apr 1, 2025 · via TMDB
Aussie classic in the making. A charming Australian film filled with breathtaking nature, uplifting music and engaging drama. A must see for anyone who wants to see the glorious Australian bushland as this movie really has some wonderful cinematography. The colours are amazing. I loved seeing the character development of Florence throughout the movie and her companion the little yellow canary was a real star with its sassy looks and glances. I really enjoyed watching the main character fight to survive against all society and all the odds that nature had to deliver. The filmmakers who made The Canary have done a wonderful job showcasing the Australian outback with both its harshness and beauty and the soundtrack tied in beautifully. Loved the costumes throughout as well.
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Emilie Lowe
Florence
Emilie Lowe
Cinematography
Emilie Lowe
Director
Emilie Lowe
Writer
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