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6.8/10
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A teenage girl, with dreams of becoming a famous singer, tries to secure a spot on a local televised talent show.A teenage girl, with dreams of becoming a famous singer, tries to secure a spot on a local televised talent show.A teenage girl, with dreams of becoming a famous singer, tries to secure a spot on a local televised talent show.
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- 4 nominations total
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- TriviaReportedly, famed Australian rock music bands INXS and Men at Work wanted to participate in the picture but were turned-down by the production.
- GoofsAt the beginning of the "Gimme Love" number, Jackie and Angus are briefly seen dancing on the nightclub floor several moments before they actually arrive at the club on their motorcycle. (This continuity error is not present in an alternative take of the sequence that features on the DVD as an extra.)
- Alternate versionsOne of the US home video versions deletes the first chorus of the title song. The original US cable version deleted the song "It's Not Enough."
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I saw this during the Australian wave of films. I was being inundated on sort of dark pieces and this was an eye opener to say the least. I hadn't expected such a bright and lively piece. This is a wonderful piece of work. Everything fits. The cast is perfect. Each so in tune with their roles, each ringing true in dialogue and action. The music is both stylistically correct and true to the genre. Many times tunes written for movies that are rock or pop oriented turn out to be lame, musically incorrect, or both. This is not the case here.
Gillian Armstrong shows an airy touch, while still maintaining that solid control of characters and visually precise scene setup she has demonstrated in other films, such as "My Brilliant Career" and the sadly overlooked "Oscar and Lucinda". All in all this is an enjoyable experience. Nothing earthshattering or profound but good workmanship and totally fun.
Gillian Armstrong shows an airy touch, while still maintaining that solid control of characters and visually precise scene setup she has demonstrated in other films, such as "My Brilliant Career" and the sadly overlooked "Oscar and Lucinda". All in all this is an enjoyable experience. Nothing earthshattering or profound but good workmanship and totally fun.
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- Budget
- A$2,500,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $691
- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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