Brian Trenchard-Smith on THE LAST WAVE

[@jhhone]

You're right, this is Chamberlain's best feature film performances!

[@riccardobruero]

Peter Weir's Australian films are among my very favorite films.

[@rosav1000]

Excelent richard!!!! Tank you!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@jerrylentz]

One of my favorite films! Awesome commentary, too!

[@irish66]

Terrific movie

[@thesillyhuron]

Why do my favourite commentaries on this board all come from Brian Trenchard-Smith? Maybe 'cause the movies he reviews are so great.. and maybe his stories about working on some of them are even better!

[@monkeySkeptic]

I think this film used to be on heavy rotation on the Z Channel, back in the day. I remember watching it and finding it both disquieting and nearly incomprehensible back in the day. Thinking about the way Peter Weir worked with the aboriginal actors, I suspect this film has aged well.

[@justmepercy720]

Better than "Picnic" in my humble opinion. Three great characters perfectly cast: Gulpilil, Nanjiwarra and Chamberlain. Mesmerising. Great to see what almost amounts to a cameo by Fred Parslow too. Why don't we make films of this quality any more?

[@soundgardener4940]

_"33 years after it was made."_ There's that number again.

[@bandfromtheband9445]

I saw this film at the behest of my 22 year old friend, when I was 19!

[@only257]

Fun movie

[@Carlabo]

24/5/2023 italy Inhave see The Last Weve..today. 46 years old. 🤩🤩🤩 It’s a bit of a creepy movie. I greatly appreciated the interpretation of Chamberlain 💋and..that face and those eyes..Weir couldn’t have chosen a more valid actor. I loved the choise of colours grey-blue..de films that beautifully match the theme of the film. Thank you fir this video.

[@richardmurphy9006]

The Australian film industry has made some excellent movies the Canadian industry not so much

[@andreraymond6860]

I object, your honor. As a Canadian I have to. Léolo is just one uniquely original Canadian film that I would pit against any movie made in the world.

[@jeffreyhawthornegoines8727]

Intelligent and cultured, the gentleman nonetheless completely avoids any element of the powerful and fascinating poetic and spiritual dimension. Intelligent as it is, it ends up being very dry

[@unityofvitality-5875]

absolutely no idea what you're talking about