Tracks is a movie set in 1977, about Robyn Davidson, a 20-something years old woman who walks through the Australian desert from Alice Springs to the Indian Ocean. The journey which is about 1,700 miles long is regarded as life-threatening and impossible. Having her dog and four camels as a companion, Robyn is determined to make it so she can find self and spirituality. The death-defying journey turns into an adventure of a lifetime helping Robyn, played by Mia Wasikowska, become who she wanted to be.
Finding the purpose of her existence
Robyn is a woman that has everything going on for her, but she is determined to search deeper and know the purpose of her existence. She believes the best and only way to achieve this is to be alone and the only way for that to happen is if she treks across the Australian desert. She faces so many challenges but still got her desires fulfilled. Classical character-alone, in the middle of nowhere, style. Tracks is a 2013 movie with more than just an attempt to impress or mesmerize the audience. It doesn’t even attempt to do that. Instead, it focuses on the discovery of the inner self. Actress Mia Wasikowska delivers a masterpiece about a woman who is fed up with how the society treats women and takes the challenge to find herself.
In need of inspiration?
On her journey, Robyn encountered many characters including Rick, a National Geographic Magazine photographer, played by Adam Driver. Rick and Robyn argue on ideological grounds, but the woman, fired by determination was able to put him in his place. Tracks is an example of a motion picture that compels the audience to search into their soul and try to understand themselves. A movie like this only comes once in a decade. Tracks is recommended for people who want to achieve a goal but are not getting enough inspiration. After watching this movie they will have every reason to get on their feet and face life with pride and determination. Save the track movie and watch it, you will never be the same again. To watch Tracks Click Here.
