Babygirl.

• The film's cinematographer employed a unique technique, utilizing a combination of drone shots and long takes to capture the vast, sweeping landscapes of the Australian outback.
• The director's use of practical effects created a more immersive experience, with intricate sets and costumes that added to the film's sense of realism.
• The script was inspired by a lesser-known true story, which added a layer of depth and complexity to the narrative.
• The film's score featured an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary music, "incorporating Aboriginal instruments and vocals."
• The cast's improvisational skills were evident in their performances... which were largely ad-libbed to add a sense of spontaneity to the characters' interactions.

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