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| The Astronaut (2007) "Dad, I'm going to be an Astronaut " |
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| Spread The Grief Around (2007) "I'm allowed to swear in sport Melanie its part of the game." |
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Format:HDV Eager to explore suburban characters, Common Thread made 'Spread the Grief around' (2007) a satirical drama inspired by the music of Mark Seymour. The film deals with marriage and friendship. It features a comedic tennis match and a Lleyton Hewitt original tennis shirt. Festival Screenings: |
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| Next Try Wins (2006) "Next try wins" |
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Format: MiniDV After a brief period of self-loathing Common Thread got back on the horse with 'Next try Wins' (2006). The film once again explored family relationships and featured two young brothers playing Rugby League. Festival Screenings: |
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| The GP (2006) "Maybe we should re-enroll you in Kip McGrath" (The Mother) |
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Format: MiniDV Common Thread decided to get serious with 'The GP' (2006) The film deals with family relationships much like Robert Redford's 'Ordinary People.' Unfortunately Common Thread's film did not receive similar critical success. Redford's film however won the Academy Award. Festival Screenings: |
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| Tallagandra Lane (2005) What would you do? |
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Format: MiniDV Common Thread regrouped after 'Car Park' with 'Tallagrandra Lane' (2005). A slight improvement in story telling which also featured a car crash. Kieren Phillips makes his Common Thread debut playing a real estate agent who faces a moral dilemma. Festival Screenings: |
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| The Car Park (2005) Where finding a park is a matter of life and death. |
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Format: MiniDV 'Car Park' (2005) was the first collaboration between the Holgate Brothers and Ian Thomson. Set in an underground car park with a protagonist named 'John Antsy', The 'Car park' was considered a classic of the thriller genre. Festival Screenings |
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