38 Days
Reiko Nakamachi was kidnapped and confined by Masashi Jinbo, a police officer. Burning with a distorted sense of justice, Masashi puts an unusual plan into action. He plans to kidnap Yuki Kazama, who killed Reiko's older brother in an accident five years ago, and let her take revenge on herself. A perpetrator, a victim, and an insane rapist. Days filled with fear and lust slowly destroy the spirits of Reiko and Yuki.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the events leading up to and during the 38 days of the colonial government's establishment in Australia, following the arrival of the First Fleet.
Critical Reception
38 Days received critical acclaim for its unique approach to historical storytelling and its insightful examination of a pivotal moment in Australian history. Reviewers praised Rolf de Heer's directorial vision and the film's ability to evoke the complexities of early colonial Australia.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its inventive and thought-provoking narrative structure.
- Commended for its in-depth exploration of a crucial historical period.
- Noted for its challenging perspective on colonial beginnings.
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Fun Fact
Director Rolf de Heer is known for his distinctive and often experimental approach to filmmaking, frequently exploring Australian themes and history.
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