Hugo Weaving in "The Royal Hotel" (Neon) It is not long before Hanna tells Liv, "This is all your fault." Liv tries to brightside it, if only to self-protect, and make the best out of what is ...

The Royal Hotel stars Julia Garner, 29, who found fame in the Netflix hit series Ozark and Inventing Anna. In the movie, she plays Hanna who goes on a backpacking adventure Down Under with her ...

Kitty Green’s ‘The Royal Hotel’ drops two young women (Julia Garner, ... (Hugo Weaving), the dissolute proprietor of what seems to be the only watering hole in town.

Some six hours out of town, the Royal is the only major business in the desolate area and is owned by a crude alcoholic named Billy (Hugo Weaving) and his up-to-here-with-him wife Carol (Ursula ...

Another gift from South Australia, after the recent hit “Talk to Me,” “The Royal Hotel” is a cautionary trip to a dark and arid corner of mindless, toxic masculinity. Hanna (Julia Garner ...

There’s a really good film in theaters right now, a few theaters, anyway. It’s streaming as of Oct. 24 on Prime. There’s your endorsement in two sentences. In “The Royal Hot… ...

The new thriller by filmmaker Kitty Green, also of 2019's "The Assistant," is equally unsettling, and co-stars Julia Garner, Jessica Henwick and Hugo Weaving.

Jessica Henwick and Hugo Weaving also star in the slow-burn thriller that premiered at Telluride. Toby Wallace, Ursula Yovich, Daniel Henshall, James Frecheville, and Herbert Nordrum also star ...

Carol (Ursula Yovich) and Bill (Hugo Weaving), who barely manage to keep order in their one-room bar. The possible allies encompass a variety of flawed, though perhaps redeemable, male creatures.

Owner Billy (Hugo Weaving) runs the Royal Hotel along with his partner, Carol (Ursula Yovich), who’s also the cook. Neon. The deeper into the night we go, the more foreboding the atmosphere.

Hugo Weaving plays the bar owner, the arbiter of what is correct (mis)behavior. ... “The Royal Hotel” has a pessimistic — OK, accurate — view of gender relations.

“Royal Hotel” is based on the documentary, but you also had some personal connection to the setting. My [paternal] grandfather owned a pub like the Hugo Weaving character in the movie; he was ...