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Jack
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2010
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2009
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A talented dancer who was abducted and tortured by three mysterious women struggles to come to grips with his harrowing...
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Olsen, Mark
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2006
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A criminal looking to go straight finds an unusual obstacle in his path in this crime thriller from Australia. Jack Barrett...
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Jack Barrett
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2006
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2004
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A man on the edge of collapse falls into a well of despair in this psychological drama from Australia. Tom White...
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2004
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This three-hour TV biopic of actress Natalie Wood emulates Citizen Kane by beginning at the end -- the tragically ironic...
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Nick Gurdin
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2004
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Directed by Craig Lahiff, Black and White is a story about bigotry, social injustice, and a real-life murder trial that made...
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Father Tom Dixon
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2002
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Directed by Mark Joffe, Australia's The Man Who Sued God centers around Steve (Billy Connelly), an ex-lawyer who is unable to...
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David Myers
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2001
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Between 1934 and 1940, Shirley Temple was the biggest little star in Hollywood; the curly-headed tyke began doing...
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George Temple
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2001
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Alex Proyas (The Crow) directed this noir-styled futuristic thriller, scripted by Proyas, Lem Dobbs (Kafka), and...
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1998
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Based on one of the most bizarre hostage-situations ever, this Australian comedy-drama is set in the late '60s when the...
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Wally Mellish
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1996
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In this Australian comedy, adapted by Louis Nowra from his own play and updated from a '70s to a '90s setting, a Sydney...
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1996
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Morris
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1995
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This romantic, adventurous Australian thriller is set in the continent's Red Center. There Tom McGregor and his sister Susan...
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Connor
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1995
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Based on a novel by William Boyd (who also wrote the film's screenplay), this darkly witty drama explores the political,...
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Morgan Leafy
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1994
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This genial Australian coming-of-age film is based on the experiences of its narrator, writer and director Bob Ellis. The...
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1993
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Based on a novel by satirical comedian (and dedicated environmentalist) Ben Elton, the British miniseries Stark was set in...
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1993
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Jazz great Miles Davis makes his acting debut and farewell playing an inspirational jazz trumpeter in this lively drama that...
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John "Dingo" Anderson
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1992
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A pair of lawyers must balance their professional principles (such as they are) against family loyalties in this courtroom...
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Michael Grazier
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1991
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Neglecting Julie (Frances McDormand), his lawyer lady friend, Dr. Peyton Westlake (Liam Neeson) works feverishly to perfect...
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Louis Strack, Jr.
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1990
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Arch Nicholson directed this breezy sex comedy concerning ex-journalist turned rock promoter Richard Muir (Colin Friel), who...
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Richard Muir
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1990
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Warm Nights on a Slow Moving Train, written and directed by Bob Ellis, belongs to a genre of highbrow 1980s films which...
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The Man
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1989
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In this stylish and smart 1988 thriller, reporter Tom Stewart accidentally falls on the wrong side (not that he's ever on the...
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Tom Stewart
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1989
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Ground Zero details a governmental cover-up as seen through the eyes of commercial photographer Colin Friels. Tipped off to...
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Harvey Denton
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1988
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Tim Burstall directed this adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's semi-autobiographical novel recalling his experiences in Australia...
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Richard Sommers
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1987
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Mick, Fisherman/Artist
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1987
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In this hilarious, award-winning comedy, Malcolm (Colin Friels) is an innocent, naive mechanical genius with a distinct gap...
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Malcom
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1986
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Adam Lucas
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1984
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For the Term of His Natural Life, Australian novelist Marcus Clarke's epic tale of the hardships and deprivations of his...
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1983
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The Australian-made Buddies is essentially a Down Under gold rush western. Two friends in Queensland team up with a miner and...
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Mike
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1983
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Monkey Grip is a frank portrayal of a year in the life of a divorced mother (Noni Hazlehurst) living in Melbourne, trying to...
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Javo
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1982
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