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Three Dollars

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I think David Wenham is a great actor and his performance is once again superb in this movie as always. My problem with the movie is the way it ends, which offers no resolution and leaves me more than a little annoyed. It did a great job at making me sympatheze with characters; and it just ends, without telling me what will happen to them. Aside from the unsatisfactory ending, it's a solid movie that is well worth the watch.

Kids' friendship turned into romantic affairs while having been met again in their 30+, married and established professionally.

A very Australian story is attractive by its unusual for this country movies' realistic depiction of her not so broadly heralded reality where a gap between Australian haves and have-nots is near the widest in the world and institutional racism just fuels this notion.

David Wenham is professionally performing an Australian Anglo-character - a typical true-blue Aussie, but completely "un-Australian" buddy for both helping the strangers with no apparent private benefits and being definitely non-egalitarian as an official propaganda presents products of a British Commonwealth remote part's education.

Of course, such an environmentally-different person pays a price-emotionally, professionally and even physically while being near murdered by racist thugs at the central Melbourne train station,"Flinders Street Station", in a broad light day, no help from responsible citizens surrounding.

A very realistic work is of a real interest to enjoying realistic movies of a living life in different countries, in such a still mysterious to foreigners place as Australia definitely.