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Judy Davis

23 April 1955, Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Sam Neill

14 September 1947, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK

Wendy Hughes

29 July 1952, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Robert Grubb

31 January 1950, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Max Cullen

29 April 1940, Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Aileen Britton

1916, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Peter Whitford

1939, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Patricia Kennedy

17 March 1916, Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia

Alan Hopgood

29 September 1934, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia

Julia Blake

1936, London, England, UK

David Franklin

7 May 1962, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia

3 June 1932, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

James Moss

Bill Charlton

Suzanne Roylance

7 February 1954, Greenslopes, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

1909, Dublin, Ireland, UK

11 March 1968, Marrickville, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Ray Meagher

4 July 1944, Roma, Queensland, Australia

Tony Hughes

Gillian Armstrong

18 December 1950, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Eleanor Witcombe

20 September 1923, Yorketown, South Australia, Australia

Miles Franklin

14 October 1879, Talbingo, New South Wales, Australia

Sybylla Melvyn

Played by: Judy Davis

Harry Beecham

Played by: Sam Neill

Time Out

The period atmosphere is evoked with careful delicacy, but the characters rarely become more than stereotypes with performances (Judy Davis excepted) to match.

June 24, 2006

Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

A remarkably assured -- and unfailingly attractive looking -- look at the life of a young woman in 1897 Australia.

July 25, 2007

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People Magazine

The continent is distant, the backdrop strange but, as American women will deduce, the problems are very familiar.

September 09, 2014

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Variety

This Australian film is a charming look at 19th-century rural days in general and the stirrings of self-realization and feminine liberation in the persona of a headstrong young girl who wants to go her own way.

July 25, 2008

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Urban Cinefile

A seminal part of Australian cinema, made at the end of the 70s, when local filmmaking was no longer just a wild dream; in some ways we can see a symbolic metaphor for Australia itself in the story of strong willed Sybylla aspiring to be heard

November 24, 2007

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Radio Times

Armstrong's subsequent sojourn in Hollywood never yielded a film as engaging and passionately felt as this, her brilliant feature debut.

September 09, 2014

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EmanuelLevy.Com

This charming coming of age Australian film marks the debuts of two talented women: Director Gillian Armstrong and actress Judy Davis.

February 10, 2013

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New York Times

My Brilliant Career marks the beginning of exactly that for both the film's daring, assured, high-spirited Australian director, Gillian Armstrong, and its rambunctious young star.

May 09, 2005

Chicago Reader

The action and sentiments are familiar to the point of cliche, and there isn't much life in Gillian Armstrong's academic direction.

January 01, 2000

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Filmcritic.com

Davis is charmingly cynical in the film, and Neill's a winner, but ultimately this period piece gets so caught up in its own cleverness and wannabe shock that it comes off as trite.

June 23, 2005

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TV Guide

The mise-en-scene is well composed, and the story is well told in this wonderful Australian work.

September 09, 2014

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TIME Magazine

This is a modest, clear sighted film, and it profits considerably from a lack of the bravura landscape photography that most directors would have used to puff up a movie set in Australia.

September 09, 2014

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