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ben F. @BenFranz Apr 16 This movie was like so many movies lately.... I start watching, get bored, walk away, came back, nothings changed, rinse repeat. Some scenes that captured my attention then bored again. It's a 3 because you could half pay attention and not miss a thing. Good production and beautifully shot giving you the feel you were with her. See more Logan D @Greynomad38 Apr 7 An adventurous woman decides to trek from Alice Springs to the Indian Ocean, passing thru the desert with only camels and her dog. Needing funding, she accepts an offer from National Geographic to document her journey. Based on a true story from accounts by Robyn Davidson, the film has minimal plot and episodic encounters. Two strengths are the performance by Mia Wasikowska and the natural cinematography featuring the rugged country she travels. Adam Driver appears as a photo journalist and love interest. I thought the latter might have been added for effect but it apparently occurred. As dog is my witness, I had no idea camels had fangs. Based on actual accounts by Robyn Davidson, a bit of trivia is she was in a 3 year relationship with Salmon Rushdie. See more John O @ThreeRivers Feb 23 Spoilers: I'm old enough to know that people are liable to do anything, I mean anything. Brilliant Mia here is avoiding something, running from something in this commitment to walk through the Australian desert alone to the sea. We learn she is probably running from death, after the suicide of her mother when she was a girl. Afraid she might rain death upon herself as did Mom. Doing something to affirm she is staying alive and in charge of at least herself, even this unwise trek of 1,700 miles with pack camels and a dog that didn't make it through. We do not plum her psychological depths, only a confession she is so lonely to photog Adam and misses her Mom terribly. Awesome scenery and aboriginal culture are seen. She wanted to be alone, maybe afraid that more attachments would end in sadness as in her Mom's case. The exercise did keep her alive, and gave her something to write, such as her mag piece and then book. Everyone's path is personal, and this a good tale that many liked. See more anne S. @asulli98 Oct 15 I loved it It was quiet and thoughtful I loved the solitary path See more Allan F @Allan644 Sep 25 An outstanding adventure that stirs the soul. See more Jonathan T @RT05135344 Sep 6 So boring. I barely made it through half of the movie. Maybe I am not very bright but what was her point? See more Read all reviews

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