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Tracks (2014)
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Critic Consensus: What Tracks lacks in excitement, it more than makes up with gorgeous cinematography and Mia Wasikowska's outstanding performance.
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Cast
as Robyn Davidson
as Rick Smolan
as Kurt Posel

as Mr. Eddy

as Sallay

as Sallay
as Pop
as Marg
as Jenny

as Annie

as Robyn Davidson (young)
as Geoff

as Mrs. Ward

as Glendle

as Tolly

as Gladdy

as Ada

as Young Boy

as Young Boy

as Chilpi

as Evan

as David

as Peter

as Bernard

as Bob

as Niece

as Pete

as Dancing Woman

as Dancing Woman

as Dancing Woman

as Singing Woman

as Singing Woman

as Vincent

as Tourist One

as Tourist Two
as Suzuki Man

as Mr. Ward

as TV Reporter

as TV Reporter
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Critic Reviews for Tracks
All Critics (120) | Top Critics (37) | Fresh (99) | Rotten (21)
Wasikowska plays this wordless wanderer just right. That is, she makes her real.
What emerges here is a woman of remarkable strength, and a movie that doesn't sugarcoat the dark side of her journey ...
Curran's dreamy, semisurreal visuals, along with Mandy Walker's shimmering cinematography and Garth Stevenson's fluid score, help us see the world through Davidson's eyes.
[Curran] presents a vision of nature that shimmers with uncanny beauty and eerie solitude, transcended by Mia Wasikowska in one of the best performances of the year.
Director John Curran has a sense for visual grandeur. The landscape is ablaze with heat, dust, flies and a staggering loneliness. When a snake slithers across Davidson as she sleeps, you can almost feel its cold against the skin.

Ultimately the movie mimics the trajectory of the quest itself, pulling one toward its final destination, but across an arid expanse.

Audience Reviews for Tracks
What a bore to follow in endless landscape shots this detestable protagonist who has the nerve to treat her photographer like garbage when she is being financed by his magazine to go on a fanciful journey that seems exciting only to herself and no one else.
Super Reviewer
The real Robyn Davidson has Cheryl Strayed beat by 600 miles. Robyn is a loner. She prefers the company of the four camels she trains to carry her gear across 1,700 miles of Australian outback as well as her best friend Diggity, her dog. Mia Wasikowska plays the young writer trying to get away from shallow 70s society for awhile. Adam Driver is the awkward photojournalist who follows her progress. The audience gets a chance to flashback to some of Robyn's childhood scenes and view wide expanses of Australian desert dotted with little settlements. It is a mostly hopeful tale of self-discovery on a long lone trek.
Super Reviewer
I saw "Tracks" at TIFF 2013 and it was one of my favourite films of that year. It came and left quietly, and when I recently rewatched it, I was blown away again by the gorgeous visuals and strong performance of Mia Wasikowska. The Weinstein Company is pushing it again this awards season so hopefully it will track some momentum for director John Curran, Wasikowska, and the film.
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Tracks Quotes
Robyn Davidson: | Camel trips do not begin or end, they merely change form. |