e live in such rushed and anxious times that most of us probably spend more energy worrying about the imperiled environment than we do adapted by director Robert Connolly from a novel by Tim Winton, is a gentle, gorgeously filmed story about a fraught relationship between a mother and daughter, and the cause that unites them. The setting, alluring by itself, is the Western Australian coast, its waters teeming with lustrous striped fish and undulating plant life.
