Nitram

Uh, the director, so Justin Kurzel, and I was kinda interested in his other films too even though I was really disturbed by Snowtown.

So I found out another film he did about the Port Arthur massacre perpetrator, um, is called Nitram, which is basically the perpetrator's name spelled backwards.

And this is kind of a snapshot into his life before he commits the atrocities.

I don't know if you watched this one, Katie? Nitram?

Oh, yes.

Yeah.

And I'd met Justin in Cannes.

I was presenting the Snow Leopard film, and he was presenting Nitram.

And- We talked about what we'd been doing, and I said what I've been doing, and I'd made some records with Nick and Marianne, and some scores, and written a book.

And I said, "Oh, and I've opened an animal sanctuary." And he's like, "What do you mean?" And I said, "Well, I've got this animal sanctuary where animals can die with dignity if they have special needs," and da da da da da.

Um, yeah, I guess, yeah, my final thoughts.

I found the movie that I was thinking of, I don't know if I'm saying it correctly, but I think it was Nitram or Nitram.

Sorry if I said it incorrectly.

Um, but yeah, I, that movie kept flashing in my mind of the last impactful film that didn't idolize [sighs] the killers or disregard the families or, um...

This is, this is, this is, um, you, you know that film a couple years ago that we watched, uh, that we reviewed, um, about the gun violence in Australia, Jay?

Yeah, Nitram.

That Nitram, uh, Nitram, I think it was or whatever.

Oh, Nitram, yeah.

And like that movie-

Nitram was really good.

I liked that movie

... that, that, that movie is literally a slow burn even though that's only two hours long.