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Set during WWII, a young boy wants to join his brother in the "war at Pearl Harbour".
During World War I, two Australian soldiers, stationed in a desolate landscape, are tasked with guarding a prisoner of war. As they await orders and contend with the harsh realities of their situation, their own humanity is tested. The film explores themes of duty, camaraderie, and the psychological toll of warfare.
Two Soldiers is a critically acclaimed short film that garnered significant attention for its powerful storytelling and performances. It is often praised for its stark depiction of the psychological impact of war on soldiers, even those not on the front lines.
Praised for its atmospheric tension and compelling performances.
Recognized for its poignant exploration of the human cost of war.
Lauded for its efficient and impactful storytelling within a short format.
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Nominated for AFI Award for Best Short Film.
The film was shot in the Australian outback, contributing to its raw and isolated atmosphere.
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