Lamb Island (film)
Lamb Island is a 2009 short dramatic film shot on Lamb Island, Queensland[1] in Australia about a quiet woman who keeps her sorrows, pain and grief to herself. Things start to change when a stranger arrives on the island and decides to bring the peace and quiet to an end.
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| Directed by | Tim Marshall |
| Produced by | Christopher Zaryc |
| Written by | Tim Marshall |
| Starring | Lauren Orrell, Margi Brown Ash, Amanda McErlean and Peter Lovely |
| Cinematography | Richard Bell |
| Edited by | Adrian Chiarella |
| Distributed by | A Raw Nerve Initiative QPIX Screen Australia Screen Queensland Screen Development Australia |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
Cast
- Margi Brown Ash as 'Myla Harris'
- Amanda McErlean as 'Shopkeeper'
- Lauren Orrell as 'Stranger'
Production
The film was developed and produced by QPIX[2] under its Screen Australia Raw Nerve Short Film Initiative, in association with Screen Development Australia. QPIX is also financially assisted by the Pacific Film & Television Commission (now Screen Queensland).
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References
- "Lamb Island". IMDB. Retrieved 20 December 2012.
- Suarez, Hannah. "QPIX". Brisbane Creative Industries. Retrieved 14 March 2012.
External links
- Lamb Island on IMDb
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