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Most Referenced Works
Awards for Works
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form
y
Erotic Stories
( dir. Leticia Cáceres
et. al. )agent
Australia
:
ITV Studios Australia
Lingo Pictures
,
2023
26209714
2023
series - publisher
film/TV
Anthology series focusing on sex and intimacy, with a diverse ensemble cast.
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form
y
Twenty-Seven Weeks
( dir. Fadia Abboud
)
Australia
:
Hoodlum Entertainment
,
2021
23332651
2021
single work
film/TV
- 2021 nominated AWGIE Awards — Television Award — Series or Mini-series of More than 4 Hours Duration
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form
y
Five Bedrooms
( dir. Fiona Banks
et. al. )agent
Australia
:
Hoodlum Entertainment
,
2019
16508273
2019
series - publisher
film/TV
Five Bedrooms 'revolves around five strangers, all misfits, who find themselves at a singles table at a wedding. After an excess of alcohol they decide the solution to all their problems is buying a big five bedroom house together. Stewart is Liz, a once high-flying lawyer who has fallen from grace. Peacocke is Ben, a tradie who lives in a caravan. Younane is Heather, a middle-aged woman who is at the crossroads of her life and landlord to Ainsley (Robertson). Ainsley is secretly in love with Lachlan (Sheridan), who has a toxic marriage with Melanie (Jenkinson). Joseph is Harry, an Indian surgeon who cannot bring himself to tell his mother that he’s gay.'
Source: IF Magazine (https://www.if.com.au/peter-templeman-explains-why-hoodlums-five-bedrooms-rings-true/). (Sighted: 13/05/2019)
Last amended 10 Jun 2010 11:31:10
