Australian film director Peter Weir’s ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ released in 1975 depicts three girls disappearing without a trace at a school excursion. Set in 1900, a lengthy and protracted search takes place to no avail. Albeit one girl is found and recovered, she is unable to restore her memory of the occasion. The unsolved mystery surrounding their disappearance evokes an eerie but dream-like atmosphere that sustains throughout. The film is soaked with reds and yellows to symbolise both heat…

This film was filled with a brilliant cast that performed sensationally, with Jack Nicholson as the lead role delivering sheer perfection to each and every scene creating the atmosphere for the viewer. A phenomenal performance by Nicholson, supported by a terrific ensemble of actors. Milos Foreman created a genuine masterpiece. The correlation and relationship with the characters along with the breathtaking ambiance makes you feel you are experiencing the dealings and events that transpire amongst the institute, your compassion for…