All 11 Anna Torv Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Anna Torv as we take a look at some of her most memorable and iconic roles. From dramatic thrillers to heart-wrenching tales of love and loss, Anna Torv has proven her versatility on the silver screen. Join us as we round up her best movies and explore the depth of her talent.
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1. White Collar Blue (2002)
White Collar Blue” is a thrilling crime drama set in the gritty southern district of Sydney. A new detective joins a prestigious crime squad, causing friction within the unit. The squad is soon called out to investigate a homicide, where the prime suspect appears to be the newcomer, adding to the tension.
2. Travelling Light (2003)
Travelling Light” is a heartwarming and thought-provoking Australian drama released in 2003. Set in 1971 Adelaide, the film follows Leanne, played by Pia Miranda, as she juggles her passion for photography with her aspirations of becoming a teacher. Living under the watchful eyes of her parents, Heather Mitchell and Marshall Napier, Leanne struggles to find her own path and identity. Her sister Bronwyn, portrayed by Sacha Horler, faces her own challenges as she navigates married life.
3. The Book of Revelation (2006)
The Book of Revelation” is a shocking and provocative crime drama that delves into the darkest corners of human nature. Directed by Ana Kokkinos, this 2006 film takes viewers on a harrowing journey into power dynamics, obsession, and the exploration of consent.
4. Frankenstein (2007)
In the gripping re-telling of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece, Frankenstein, set a few years into the future, Dr. Victoria Frankenstein finds herself entwined in a dark world of advanced stem cell research. As she works tirelessly on her groundbreaking project, a chilling sequence of events unfurls.
5. Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show (2014)
Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show” is a documentary that dives deep into the fascinating world of U. S. television showrunners, the creative forces that drive them, and the behind-the-scenes action of the TV industry.
6. Heavenly Sword (2014)
Heavenly Sword, an animated adventure, follows the journey of a young warrior named Naru as she fights to protect the legendary “Heavenly Sword” from the ruthless King Bohan, who seeks its power for his own malevolent purposes. With stunning 3D animation, the film combines action-packed sequences with a heartfelt tale of courage and redemption.
7. Love Is Now (2014)
Love Is Now, “ directed by Jim Lounsbury and written by Jim Lounsbury and Behren Schulz, is a drama-romance-mystery film released in 2014. The story follows the journey of two young lovers, Audrey and Dean, as they embark on a summer of love filled with surprises and unexpected discoveries. Starring Eamon Farren, Claire van der Boom, and Anna Torv, the film is set in Australia and has been rated 6.2 by IMDb with 315 votes.
8. The Daughter (2015)
In “The Daughter” (2015), a man returns home to confront a long-hidden family secret that threatens the lives of those he left behind years prior. Set in a logging town, the drama explores themes of lumber mills, alcoholism, and relapse.
9. Stephanie (2017)
Stephanie” is a haunting horror film from 2017, filled with suspense and mystery. The movie, set in a future where a global disaster has left a young girl named Stephanie home alone, begins with a nightmare. As she struggles to survive and evade a malevolent force that stalks her home, newcomers enter her life, throwing her into an even deadlier battle for survival. Stephanie discovers she has an ability to manipulate objects using her mind, or telekinesis, which becomes her last line of defense. As her parents return, they join in the fight to protect Stephanie from the dangers that lurk in the darkness. This gripping film from directors Akiva Goldsman, Ben Collins, and Luke Piotrowski explores themes of family, loss, and the lengths one will go to protect their own.
10. Scarygirl (2023)
In the year 2023, audiences can expect to be immersed in the world of Scarygirl, an imaginative animated adventure from Australia. As the movie’s plot unfolds, viewers are introduced to a young girl who finds herself in a world blanketed by darkness. With an undeniable sense of courage, she embarks on a journey to a city of light, where she must face her deepest fears, save her father from a menacing scientist, and ultimately prevent the destruction of her own planet.
11. Force of Nature: The Dry 2 (2024)
Force of Nature: The Dry 2" is the thrilling sequel to the critically acclaimed film “The Dry. “ Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Victoria, Australia’s mountain range, this riveting tale follows the harrowing journey of five women on a hiking retreat who encounter unspeakable peril. As the group shrinks to only four survivors, Federal agents Aaron Falk and Carmen Cooper race into the treacherous wilderness, determined to find their missing informant alive.