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Film Details - Showtime ; Strand / New Oz Productions , 2000
Producers:
Paul Cox and Mark Patterson.
Production Companies:
CinéTé (in association with).
Premium Movie Partnership (in association with).
Showtime Australia.
International Film Festival Ghent (with the support of).
Strand / New Oz Productions.
Illumination Films (in association with).
Finance Organisations:
South Australian Film Corporation.
Australian Film Commission.
Film Victoria.
Director of Photography:
Tony Clark.
Editors:
Simon Whitington.
Production Designers:
Tony Cronin.
Music:
Paul Grabowsky.
Cast:
Including Julia Blake (Claire), Charles 'Bud' Tingwell (Andreas Borg), Kristine Van Pellicom (Young Claire), Kenny Aernouts (Young Andreas), Terry Norris (John), Marta Dusseldorp (Monique), and Robert Menzies (David).
Release Dates:
21 December 2000 (Australia).
Location:
- Filmed in Adelaide.
Awards:
- FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Supporting Actor - Male (won), 2001.
- FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Director (nominated), 2001.
- AFI Award, Best Performance by an an Actor in a Supporting Role (nominated), 2000.
- FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Actor - Female (won), 2001.
- Las Palmas Film Festival, Golden Lady Harimaguada (won), 2001.
- Montréal World Film Festival, Grand Prix des Amériques (won), 2000.
- Golden Trailer Awards, Best Romance (nominated), 2002.
- IF Awards, Best Actress (won), 2000.
- Montréal World Film Festival, People's Choice Award (won), 2000.
- AFI Award, Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (nominated), 2000.
- Taormina International Film Festival, FIPRESCI Prize (won), 2000. ('For the originality of its theme, the warmth of its approach and its superior performances.')
Notes:
Script editor: Margot Wiburd.
