The Man from Snowy River

In the Australian high country, a young man named Jim Craig proves his courage and skill when he helps rescue a valuable colt that has escaped. This event leads him to become involved with the local settlers and eventually to win the heart of the landowner's daughter. His adventures on horseback become legendary, culminating in a dangerous pursuit down the treacherous slopes of the Snowy River.

The Man from Snowy River was a critical and commercial success, praised for its stunning cinematography, exhilarating horse riding sequences, and heartwarming story. It resonated with audiences for its depiction of Australian pioneering spirit and its grand, scenic landscapes.

• Praised for its breathtaking cinematography and thrilling equestrian action.

• Applauded for its inspiring portrayal of the Australian frontier spirit.

• Considered a classic family adventure film with a compelling narrative.

Google audience: Audiences generally loved the film, highlighting its beautiful scenery, exciting horse riding, and engaging story about courage and perseverance. Many found it to be an inspiring and memorable adventure.

Won the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Film. Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song ('Advance Australia Fair').

The famous downhill chase sequence was filmed in one of the most dangerous locations in Australia, a treacherous mountain pass known as 'The Falls' on Mount Buller, Victoria.