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The first trailer has hit the web for Faraway Downs, a new TV series made up of footage shot for the 2008 movie Australia.
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The first trailer has hit the web for Faraway Downs, a new TV series made up of footage shot for the 2008 movie Australia.
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The new trailer gives a hint of what's to come from this expansion of Luhrmann's Australia, starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman
Director Baz Luhrmann is expanding upon his 2008 film "Australia" with a six-episode series called "Faraway Downs." The project aims to offer a new perspective on the film's themes through episodic storytelling. Unlike traditional TV series, "Faraway Downs" does not feature any new footage and instead artfully assembles scenes from the original film. The series delves deeper into the narrative, with a particular focus on an Indigenous Australian child and the government's "Stolen Generations" policy.
The first look at Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman's new series Faraway Downs is here, a reimagining of Baz Luhrmann's 2008 movie Australia.