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“The Dry” is one of my favorite films this year so far. It reads like a great novel which is not surprising since this one’s based on Jane Harper’s novel of the same name. And Eric Bana has never been this good in a while as a federal agent who must return to his hometown for the funeral of his friend. But what follows next is a murder mystery that is at once simple and complex. Helping him is one of his childhood friends, Gretchen, played by Genevieve O’Reilly.
I spoke with O’Reilly about the making of the film, shooting during the drought, and why there is both romanticism and fear among the characters.
“The Dry” from co-writer and director Robert Connolly opens in select theaters and on-demand on May 21. For more on “The Dry,” click here.
