The Nightingale (2019) Exclusive Clip "All Alright" HD // Now on HULU and VOD
Halloween may be over but the treats keep coming. The Babadook director Jennifer Kent‘s acclaimed revenge tale The Nightingale hits streaming today. Now on both Hulu and VOD platforms, the film is set in Tasmania in 1825 and boasts Aisling Franciosi’s Gotham-nominated performance as a 21-year-old Irish female convict who witnesses a harrowing crime at the hands of a lieutenant and his cronies. Unable to find justice, she takes an Aboriginal male tracker (Baykali Ganambarr) with her through the hellish wilderness to seek revenge on the men. Bloody Disgusting has an exclusive clip from a nightmare sequence in which Franciosi’s character is haunted by visions of her past and present as she struggles with grief, disbelief, and rage. Bloody Disgusting’s Meredith Borders wrote in her review that: “The Nightingale is so gorgeously, urgently shot, so pressing and important, that a film set in 1820s Tasmania feels as current and present as possible.” ““The film is a study on violence and what a violent mind and therefore a violent society can do to damage the human spirit,” Kent told Variety earlier this year. “It’s about how we can evolve through and beyond that violence. For me The Nightingale is about love — not in a schmaltzy way — but its power to allow us to evolve as human beings.”
