This anniversary edition of The Year my Voice Break could almost be considered the definitive version of this memorable Australian drama which featured some extraordinary performances by some of Australia’s up and coming actors of the time.

The story revolving The Year Me Voice Broke was quite inspirational at the time and best of all, it is still relevant today that is not only engaging but quite surreal at times.

The story is set during the summer of 1962 in a remote New South Wales town and revolves around Freya (Leone Carmen), a 16-year old girl who was adopted as a baby, however is put through misery by the townsfolk due to her adoption.

Her one saving grace is Danny (Noah Taylor) who has been hopelessly in love with Freya since the day they met. Although Danny is her stone within the town, things become to crack when Freya commences a relationship with another “misfit” and rebel of the town, Trevor (Ben Mendelsohn) which truly changes the dynamics of Freya and Danny.

Unbeknown to Danny as he watches this relationship grow, he unwittingly discovers a dark secret that threatens the very fabric of this town. Taylor and Carmen are brilliant in this film that is perfectly matched with the Australian backdrop which draws you into this movie from the very first moments of the film.

The Special Edition also contains a great segment that features John Duigan, Taylor, Carmen and Mendelsohn. Definitely a must have for fans of Australia drama or those looking for a movie that is not the usual Hollywood dribble.

Special Features:

Director John Duigan in conversation with his three stars

Optional introduction by producer George Miller

Theatrical Trailer