Jasmin Tarasin

Sarah, 40, and her teenage son Otis flee toward freedom, confronting threats and Sarah's beliefs about rescue. In a mansion she's selling, she envisions a new future. A mother models strength while learning to let go and begin again.

In the 1920s, the unlikely bond between Chinese erotic dancer Lee Ping and an Aboriginal farmhand enables her to escape the clutches of her white employer.

Sarah, 40, and her teenage son Otis flee toward freedom, confronting threats and Sarah's beliefs about rescue. In a mansion she's selling, she envisions a new future. A mother models strength while learning to let go and begin again.

Sarah, 40, and her teenage son Otis flee toward freedom, confronting threats and Sarah's beliefs about rescue. In a mansion she's selling, she envisions a new future. A mother models strength while learning to let go and begin again.

In the 1920s, the unlikely bond between Chinese erotic dancer Lee Ping and an Aboriginal farmhand enables her to escape the clutches of her white employer.