Roger Ebert  
Chicago Sun Times
    

“The Palace's first night premiered "Amy", an Austrailian film by Nadia Tass that got a standing ovation for its mixture of drama and comedy in the story of a young girl who stops talking after seeing her father, a rock star, electrocuted on stage...

..."Amy" has many tones: Tragedy, comedy, romance, melodrama, and Tass moves between them with perfect confidence, creating an enchanting, almost fantastical, story that has its feet firmly planted in reality.”

   
Clarke Forbes  
Sunday Harald Sun
 
“MASTERPIECE...A remarkable film; heartbreaker”
   
Jim Schembri  
The Melbourne Age    
Entertainment Guide
“SAD, ...FUNNY...UPLIFTING”
   
Stan James  
Adelaide Advertiser
 
“Heartwarming and funny... Rachel Griffiths is BRILLIANT”
   
Michael Bodey  
The Age
 
“EXTRAORDINARY... POWERFUL DRAMA”
   
Peter Haren  
Sunday Mail
 
“SUPERB, a winner in all categories... PEARL OF A MOVIE”
   
Doug Alton  
Inside Melbourne
 
“Fresh and different. Another cinematic milestone.”
   
Paul LePetit  
Sunday Telegraph
 
“AMY is one of the brave new breed of Australian films... very hard to resist.”
   
Andiee Paviour  
Who Weekly
 
“A RARE GIFT”
   
Evan Williams  
Weekend Australian
 
“You can't help liking it... An excellent cast”
   
Bridget Hayes  
THE SCENE
“An OUTSTANDING movie... It is through the meticulously crafted deft manoeuvring between comedy and tragedy that AMY draws it's strength.”
   
Leigh Paatsch  
Herald Sun
“Handled with a maturity and insight rarely seen in Australian Cinema.”
   
Stan James  
Adelaide Advertiser
“Tass confidently spins her emotive web... she observes the human condition, picks at it's warts, carresses it's bumps and eventually turns it into an enduring experience as smooth as a baby's bottom.”
   
Bruce Dargie  
Sound Telegraph
“Audiences... are over the moon”
   
   

 

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