Limbo(2024)

Music Box Films

1h 48m

Release Date: Mar 22, 2024 | Limited

'Limbo' follows the investigation of a twenty year-old outback cold case murder by jaded detective Travis Hurley.

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Original Release | Mar 22, 2024

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Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$6,019
Total US & Canada:
$45,272
Total International
$217,718
Total Worldwide:
$262,990

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Director & Top Cast

Ivan Sen
Director

Scottie Thompson
Actor

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Country of Origin: Australia

Language: English

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Simon Baker stars as Travis Hurley, a detective who arrives in a small Australian outback city to research a twenty-year-old unsolved homicide of a neighborhood Aboriginal lady. Forming bonds with the sufferer's fractured household, Travis unravels a collection of arduous truths, highlighting the complexities of loss and injustice skilled by First Nations Australians. — Official Summary A Simon Baker stars as Travis Hurley, a detective who arrives in a small Australian outback town to investigate a twenty- year-old unsolved murder of a local Aboriginal girl. Forming bonds with the victim's fractured family, Travis unravels a series of hard truths, highlighting the complexities of loss and injustice experienced by First Nations Australians. — Official Summary B Detective Travis Hurley arrives in a small town in the Australian outback. The Hotel Limbo, which resembles a rocky grotto, proves to be perfect for his very own particular type of relaxation. But he has come here to investigate a case from 20 years ago for which the only evidence is a number of tape recordings: the unsolved murder of an Aboriginal girl named Charlotte Hayes. The residents are less than forthcoming regarding the provision of information; this is especially true of the victim's fractured family. You do not talk to a cop, especially if he is white. But Hurley, in a stoic performance by Simon Baker, knows how to wend his way in his cool car through the labyrinthine landscape of the Opal Mountains and form a bond with the cave and caravan dwellers. Indigenous Australian film director Ivan Sen is renowned for his depiction of magnificent screen landscapes. In Limbo, he juxtaposes the low sky with the mounds above and holes below ground around the opal-mining capital of Coober Pedy. The result is a serene "desert noir" that is as convincing as a detective story as it is a subtle portrait of the First Nation's deep-seated experiences of everyday racism. A genre film suffused with bleak nostalgia. — Official Summary C