The accident is a jolt, and not the only one. Ned and Toni drive through a winding road in a valley with mountainous hills beyond, a beautiful image, one of many, but in the dark night, driving, they hit a kangaroo, one of several road-travel mishaps in the film. “Good morning beautiful, my beautiful,” the writer Ned says to the young woman, Toni, a greeting she thinks makes him sound like her grandfather (it is, really, the difference between a writer’s sensibility and that of an ordinary enraptured man and, also, a suggestion of an inappropriate relationship between a man and a woman). The film Beautiful Kate starts with a young woman and an older man, an actress-waitress and her writer lover, a couple engaged to be married, Toni and Ned, on a trip to his family home in south Australia to visit his sick father, Bruce, and caretaking younger sister, Sally. How did a beautiful girl end up dead on the road, and her brother hanging from the rafters in the barn? It is a mystery. Screen Australia, 2009 Entertainment One, 2010 Incest and the Isolation of Country Life: Beautiful Kate, a film by Rachel Ward A story more frightening for being somewhat mundaneīy Daniel Garrett Volume 15, Issue 3 / March 2011 11 minutes (2529 words)īased on a book by Newton Thornburg, adapted by Rachel Ward

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