Sirens

Synopsis

In the 1930s, renowned artist Norman Lindsay and his provocative artwork set the stage for a clash between conservative values and freedom of expression. When a young Reverend is sent to evaluate the scandalous paintings in Lindsay's remote Australian estate, the encounter with the uninhibited artist and his eccentric muses transforms their lives forever. As the Reverend and his wife navigate this enigmatic world of sensuality and rebellion, they are forced to confront their own desires and beliefs. Amidst the lush landscapes, erotic art, and intoxicating music, they find themselves on a journey of self-discovery and awakening that challenges their perceptions of love, beauty, and faith.

Cast

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  Hugh Grant

  Anthony Campion

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  Tara Fitzgerald

  Estella Campion

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  Sam Neill

  Norman Lindsay

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  Elle Macpherson

  Sheela

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  Portia de Rossi

  Giddy

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  Kate Fischer

  Pru

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews from critics, 'Sirens' has managed to strike a chord with viewers who appreciate its daring approach to sensuality and artistry. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film's 'idyllic setting' and 'attractive performances', giving it a solid 72% rating. IMDb users have rated the movie at 5.9/10, appreciating the beautiful cinematography and unconventional storyline. Metacritic also acknowledges the film's strengths, awarding it a score of 64/100. Some critics have pointed out the film's pacing issues and lack of depth in character development, but overall, 'Sirens' stands out as a captivating exploration of desire and expression in a repressive society.