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SYNOPSIS: Take a trip down the highway with city runaway Dorothy (Joy Dunstan) as she heads for the city to catch the farewell gig by superstar The Wizard (Graham Matters). Joining her along the way are a surfie who can't find the beach (Bruce Spence), a bikie who can't stand violence (Gary Waddell), a mechanic who sabotages other people's engines (Michael Carmon) and a 120Kg truckie (Ned Kelly) whose monstrous rig keeps menacing them all. Featuring a great Australian rock soundtrack Ross Wilson and JoJo Zepp and includes the hit "Living In The Land Of Oz" | ||
CENSORSHIP RATING: |
M 15+ | ||
LENGTH: |
90 minutes | ||
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: | Australia | ||
YEAR OF PRODUCTION: | 1970 | ||
PRODUCER: |
Chris Lofven & Lyne Helms, Associate Producer Jane Scott | ||
DIRECTOR: |
Chris Lofven | ||
FURTHER RESEARCH: |
Check the film clips, scholarly comment and background on this great database - Australian Screen Online. | ||
QUOTABLE QUOTES
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"One of the most inventive and enjoyable Australian films - clever, brash, noisy gutsy and uninhibited." David Stratton |
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SUBJECT AREA: | independent australian cinema/ Music/ Young People |
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