The Castle (film)

*The Castle* is a 1997 Australian film that humorously depicts a working-class family's legal battle to prevent their home from being compulsorily acquired by the government, claiming compensation. Through charming storytelling, it highlights themes of family loyalty, suburban life, and resilience. The film combines comedy and heartfelt moments, emphasizing how ordinary people's sense of home and justice can be strong even against bureaucratic forces. Its relatable characters and witty dialogue have made it a beloved classic, emphasizing that sometimes the simplest people's fight for their home resonates with universal values.