Under the Radar (film)

Under the Radar
Directed by	Evan Clarry
Produced by	Chris Brown; Chris Fitchett
Written by	Steve Pratt
Starring	Nathan Phillips; Clayton Watson; Steady Eddy; Chloe Maxwell
Music by	Frank Tetaz; David Thrussell
Cinematography	Philip M. Cross
Edited by	Antonio Mestres
Production; company	Macquarie Film Corporation; Pictures in Paradise
Distributed by	Hoyts
Release date	29 July 2004
Running time	91 minutes
Country	Australia
Language	English
Budget	$130,000

Under the Radar is a 2004 Australian adventure comedy film directed by Evan Clarry and starring Nathan Phillips, Clayton Watson, Steady Eddy and Chloe Maxwell. It was filmed in the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.

Cast

Nathan Phillips as Brandon
Clayton Watson as Adrian
Steady Eddy as Trevor
Chloe Maxwell as Jo
Robert Menzies as Ched
Syd Brisbane as Garry
Gyton Grantley as Trent
Teo Gebert as Ash
Damien Garvey as Gene
Robert Rabiah as Mario
Steve Mouzakis as Lee
Rory Williamson as Ricardo
Marg Downey as Maxine

Reception

Australia's SBS review of the film noted an indecisiveness of what genre was intended, yet concluding the production "harks back to a more innocent era of Australian film making and has all the elements of becoming a cult film in years to come".[1]

Awards

The film was nominated for the Australian Film Institute award for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Chloe Maxwell) and won the Australian Screen Sound Guild award for Best Achievement in Sound for a Feature Film - Sound Design in 2004.

Box office

Under the Radar grossed $162,757 at the box office in Australia.[2]

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References

"Under the Radar". Retrieved 23 May 2010.
Film Victoria - Australian Films at the Australian Box Office

External links

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[1] "Under the Radar". Retrieved 23 May 2010.

[2] Film Victoria - Australian Films at the Australian Box Office