June Again

🐨 Graham & Amanda Go Bush! 🦘 What at first seems like it is destined to be a paint by numbers teary melodrama of a Hallmark ilk soon shifts into a really well made family drama, in which a brief period of clarity shines through June’s fog of dementia.  During this…

Graham

I went to see this movie at the cinema with my mother. As soon as the credits arrived, I excused myself to go to the toilet where I immediately started crying. My father suffered a brain injury more than a decade ago. While he doesn't have dementia, he has suffered a…

Binro Braxiatel

The Aussie, lighthearted, comedic version of The Father. An absolutely firecracker of a lead performance by Noni Hazelhurst make this so fun to watch, she’s very feisty and it was a joy to see her in this role. There are a handful of times where it gets stuck and doesn’t…

B E R T

Unintentionally, June Again could be viewed as the motherly alternative to The Father. Two films released closely together that depict dementia, coming to terms with ageing, familial tolerance, and boast a high-calibre central performance from a beloved screen veteran. But…

Nathan95

Amusing; bittersweet; honest; pedestrian; pleasant; predictable; short.

joshrowley

One of the best Aussie films in recent years. Probably Noni Hazlehurst's strongest performance ever. She really carried the film. She managed to balance both tender moments, with laugh-out-loud ones, all the while portraying dementia in an authentic, raw…

CountingTheBeat

Simple and lighthearted while managing to be moving and deeply heartfelt. When June has her first day of lucidity and discovers her family in a shambles, I thought for sure I knew which direction the film was going in and I was wrong. The movie is all the better for it…

Mr. DuLac

claudia karvan supremacy!!!

ellie 🇵🇸

Fact: It's Noni from Play School! A wholesome and emotional viewing. Even with it's predictability, it was a lovely film to watch and another example of why we should support Aussie cinema.

mish