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Under the Lighthouse Dancing (1997)The story of 6 friends who journey to an island off the coast of Australia for the weekend. Two of them (Emma and Harry) announce that they intend to get married, but have made no plans, ... See full summary » Director:Graeme Rattigan |
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Harry
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Emma
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Louise
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Garth
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Juliet
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David
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Father Flynn
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Enigmatic Woman
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The Rector
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The story of 6 friends who journey to an island off the coast of Australia for the weekend. Two of them (Emma and Harry) announce that they intend to get married, but have made no plans, nor do they have a proper license. Emma also announces that she is very ill, and all she wants is a wedding. The other four friends then try to find a way to make it all happen... Written by Bijou <Bijou@AppliedIS.com>
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AustraliaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
16 October 1997 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
Hennes sista önskan See more »Filming Locations:
Anglican Chapel, Thomson Bay Settlement, Rottnest Island, Western Australia, Australia See more »Company Credits
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I first saw this film on a Qantas international flight, and I was captured by its simplicity and beauty. The acting is low-key, but the true story and the scenery of Rottnest island stand out. The music score, by Australian Nerida Tyson-Chew, is probably the most beautiful music I have ever heard (& my CD collection is nearing 1500!). Unfortunately, the soundtrack was never released on CD.