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Film Details - Barron Entertainment , 1990

Producers:

Tony Cavanaugh (Producer)

Damien Parer (Producer)

Graham Hartley (Producer)

Paul D. Barron (Executive Producer)

Production Companies:

Barron Entertainment

Finance Organisations:

Australian Film Finance Corporation

Film Victoria

Director of Photography:

Dan Burstall

Editors:

Kerry Regan

Production Designers:

Philip Peters

Composer:

Peter Best

Cast:

Incl. Max von Sydow (Joe), Julia Blake (Iya), Carol Drinkwater (Anne), Steve Jacobs (Bobby), Kahli Sneddon (Amy), Nicholas Bell (Paul), Tim Robertson (George), Bruce Alexander (Det. Sgt Racine), Denis Moore (Det. Sgt. Gabriel), Jon Concannon (Ron), Reg Evans (Old Charlie), Bianca Briam (Iya Zetnick, aged 12), Eve von Bibra (Roxy), Nick Lathouris (Amos), Brenda Addie (Gloria), Kate Langbroek (TV Reporter), Colin Vancao (Judge), Nancy Black (Prosecuting Counsel), Ben Mitchell, Richard Cordner, Robert Morgan, Tibor Gyapjas.

Release Dates:

16 August 1990 (Australia). Also screened at the 1990 Toronto Film Festival (Canada). Released in the USA on 31 July 1992.

Location:

Melbourne

Awards:

Australian Film Institute Awards (1990), Best Actor in a Lead Role - Max von Sydow (winner)
Moscow International Film Festival (1991), Golden St. George Award - John Power (nomination)
Australian Film Institute Awards (1990), Best Actress in a Lead Role - Julia Blake (winner)

Notes:

Also known as: Pai (Brazil - cable TV title/Portugal); Isä (Finland); Ojciec (Poland); Schatten des Verdachts (West Germany); Totuus Todistamatta (Finland).

Subjects:

Urban,
Melbourne, Victoria,

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