Family,Drama,Adventure
Australia
Frog Dreaming is a 1986 Australian adventure film directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith. The movie revolves around a young American boy named Cody (Henry Thomas), who is living in the Australian outback with his guardian, Gaza (Tony Barry).
Cody is a curious and inventive child with a vivid imagination. He becomes fascinated with an aboriginal myth regarding the "frog dreamings," which are said to be sacred to the local Aboriginal people. The myths suggest that these frog dreamings are a gateway to a mythical world.
As Cody investigates, he comes across strange and unexplained events happening in the Devil's Knob National Park. He believes that these events are connected to the frog dreamings and the mysterious creature that is said to inhabit them.
Determined to uncover the truth, Cody sets out on a dangerous mission to find the mythical creature. Along the way, he meets a young Aboriginal girl named Rosalind (Rachel Friend), who helps him understand the importance of the ancient traditions and the aboriginal culture. Together, they embark on a thrilling adventure that leads them deep into the heart of the Devil's Knob National Park.
Frog Dreaming is a remarkable film that captures the essence of the Australian outback and the mysteries that lie within it. The film features stunning visuals and a captivating storyline that will keep audiences intrigued from beginning to end. The movie was released under the name "The Quest" in North America.
