Harvest of Hate

Harvest of Hate is a 1978 Australian film made for TV about Arab terrorists operating in South Australia.[3]

This article is about the 1978 Australian film. For the 1951 book about genocide, see Léon Poliakov.

Harvest of Hate
Directed byMichael Thornhill
Produced byJane Scott
executive
Matt Carroll
Written byGil Brearley
Wal Cherry
Michael Thornhill
StarringDennis Grosvenor
Kris McQuade
Leon Cosak
Richard Meikle
Michael Aitkens
John Orcsik
CinematographyDavid Sanderson
Production
company
Release date
1978
CountryAustralia
LanguageEnglish
BudgetAU$150,000 (est.)[1][2]

Plot

A young couple is captured by Arab terrorists in the Simpson Desert.

Production

The film was shot over three weeks in South Australia in July to August 1977.[1] It was directed by Michael Thornhill who said it "was a gun-for-hire job. I didn't complete the film. They re-edited and I just walked away."[4]

gollark: Browsers are *somehow* okay with this.
gollark: You can, technically, just assign things addresses without a `.` in them internally.
gollark: Now make your own dial up ISP!
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gollark: Do most redstone computers even have central clock things? I don't think they can, the delay on redstone wires is really high.

References
  1. David Stratton, The Last New Wave: The Australian Film Revival, Angus & Robertson, 1980 p321
  2. "Production Survey", Cinema Papers, January 1978 p252
  3. Ed. Scott Murray, Australia on the Small Screen 1970-1995, Oxford Uni Press, 1996 p79
  4. Interview with Michael Thornhill at Peter Malone site accessed 15 July 2013


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