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Razorback - Iva Davies
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The Quiet Earth
Really? I thought The Quiet Earth was a New Zealand film?
Doh!
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Fyi
There's a great doc on the Aussie film industry, NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD(?)
TONS of full frontal nudity - men and women!
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Wouldn't Babe be considered New Zealand???
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Posted: |
Sep 14, 2019 - 8:59 PM
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By: |
Broughtfan
(Member)
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My hands down "vote" goes to "Dusty," a 1983 family adventure tale scored by composer Frank Strangio (Berklee grad, transplanted to "OZ" in the early eighties). Stunning debut film score by a musician who deserves way more recognition than he has received. Beautifully-crafted music for a good, quite well-made/acted film. Sadly, no score recording extant other than a short suite of cues (about seven minutes of music) on the composer's (early) demo CD.
Only thing on YT I could find, a three-minute trailer (albeit one containing excerpts from score):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cvDVrOR3Fo
Intrada, La-La Land, Kritzerland, Varese, Quartet, etc. should consider looking into the possibility of releasing some of this (sadly under-represented) composer's excellent film scores (for, admittedly, not necessarily great films). Some titles (other than aforementioned "Dusty"):
Young Blades (2001 swashbuckler film)
Paradise Found (2003, recorded in London with members of the Philharmonia)
Elephant Tales (2006)
The Dragon Pearl (2011)
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