| Display title | Amy (film) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Amy is a 1998 Australian film, starring Rachel Griffiths. The story concerns a young girl who is traumatized when she sees her rock star father killed on stage by electrocution. The experience leaves her deaf and unable to speak, though there is nothing outwardly wrong with her, so her mother Thania (Griffiths) moves her to Melbourne to find answers to her daughter's malady. |
