Netram

The unpopular young Nietron, who is like a ticking time bomb and lets his behavior get out of control in public, his mother is physically and mentally exhausted in order to discipline him, and his doting father will come out to clean up the mess after the trouble, which makes Nietron even worse. He had no school, and spent his days wandering the streets, teasing and laughing at the children of the community, until he met Helen, who was eccentric but wealthy, who thought he had found a friend, but his mother thought that the "new friend" had other plans...　　Australian director Justin Kezo, who is known for crime films, once again teamed up with Shane Grant, the screenwriter of "Blood Education", to revisit the tyranny that appeared on the outside, and re-examine the real social events that shocked the whole of Australia from a calm and self-contained perspective. Although there is no blood in the picture, the self-evident cold violence makes the fear deeper into the bone marrow. The mother played by Judy Davis, although tough on the surface, has a clear interpretation of the love and fear generated by the impaired and uncontrolled child. The chilling performance of Calebran, a young man, also allowed him to win the Cannes Best Actor.