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JINDABYNE (2006) - R

Country:	Australia
Genre:	Drama, Psychological
Markets:	AFM 2004, Cannes Market 2004

Credits

Production Company:	April Films, Ltd. Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC), The Icon Productions Inc.
Sales Agent:	Celluloid Dreams Celluloid Dreams
Director:	Ray Lawrence
Producer:	Cate Jarman Catherine Jarman
Exec Producer:	Philippa Bateman Garry Charny
Line Producer:	Tony Tvredeich
Writer: Story by:	Raymond Carver
Writer: Adaptation:	Beatrix Christian
Cast:	Gabriel Byrne Chris Haywood Laura Linney
	Deborra-Lee Furness Alice Garner John Howard Eva Lazzaro Leah Purcell Sean Rees-Wemyss
	Betty Lucas Simon Stone Charles 'Bud' Tingwell Stelios Yiakmis
Casting Director:	Susie Maizels
Post Production Supervisor:	Colleen Clarke
Editor:	Karl Sodersten
Production Design:	Margot Wilson
Dir of Photography:	David Williamson
Costume Designer:	Margot Wilson

Website:

Trailer:

Synopsis: Three men on a mountain fishing trip discover the body of an Aborigine girl at the bottom of their fishing hole. Rather than report the death immediately, they wait until they've filled their coolers with fish, resulting in a scandal that tears through the men's relationships.

Comment: Based on the Raymond Carver short story 'So Much Water so Close to Home'.

Other Reviews:

Boxoffice Magazine

Christian Science Monitor

CinemaZone.dk

eye WEEKLY

hoopla.nu

In Film Australia

iofilm

L.A. Daily News

Mediasearch, Australia

Reel.com

The Age

The Hollywood Reporter

Time Out New York

Variety


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