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Tony Birch describes how the natural landscape is used in Kes as a contradiction to the depressed English town in which it is set.
Tony is an acclaimed Melbourne writer. His short fiction collections are Shadowboxing (2006) and Father's Day (2009), and his first novel, Blood, was released in 2011.
See what Tony had to say about his other top films:
> The Hustler
> Splendour in the Grass
> Good Will Hunting
> Frances
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