This is a just-released film which has great local atmosphere, but which moves at a crawling pace to a predictable conclusion.
Clearly formulaic: If you can't include a USA connection, you don't get world distribution or box office.
What is uncertain: do the scenes and backdrops include the river and paddleboats?
The film is set in modern times, so the only paddleboats would have to be tourist ones.

Regards,
Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

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