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Australian Arts

Bert Newton

13 November 2021

9:00 AM

13 November 2021

9:00 AM

And so the world finally bestirs itself in the direction of going out because it’s now allowable. A young millennial friend reports back on the power of Nitram, the Martin Bryant film by Justin Kurzel of Snowtown and The Kelly Gang fame with Caleb Landry-Jones as the perpetrator of the Port Arthur massacre while adding that the trouble with a film like this is that it makes you feel sympathy for someone you would rather just think of as a monster.

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