Trendsetters - Fair of Illusions
| Movie | |
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| German title | Trendsetters - Fair of Illusions |
| Original title | Emerald City |
| Country of production | Australia |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1988 |
| length | 92 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Michael Jenkins |
| script | David Williamson |
| production | Joan Long |
| music | Chris Neal |
| camera | Paul Murphy |
| cut | Neil Thumpston |
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Trendsetters - fair of illusions ( Emerald City ) is an Australian film drama by Michael Jenkins from 1988. In one of the rollers is Nicole Kidman to see.
David Williamson's script is based on a play written by him .
action
Screenwriter Colin Rogers is moving from Melbourne to Sydney . There he met the author Mike McCord and his girlfriend Helen.
Rogers and McCord try to mimic the American action films. Since the films flop, the two reflect on the traditions of the Australian film industry and become successful.
Reviews
The film was described on www.filmdb.de as “a successful theatrical adaptation” and the film music as “fast”.
The film adaptation of the play was described on www.filmevona-z.de as "ironic" but "superficial".
Awards
Chris Haywood won the Australian Film Institute Award in 1989 . Paul Murphy, John Hargreaves , Nicole Kidman and David Williamson were nominated for the Australian Film Institute Award.
Web links
- Trendsetters - fair of illusions in the Internet Movie Database (English)