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In a Savage Land (1999)Two anthropologists married to each other go to an island off of Papua New Guinea for field research in pre-World War II. Director:Bill Bennett |
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Mick Carpenter
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Dr. Phillip Spence
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Evelyn Spence
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Douglas Stevens
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Rev Macgregor
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Andrew S. Gilbert | ... |
Gerry
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Sir Geoffrey Hallerton
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Susan Lyons | ... |
Helen Stevens
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Don Barker | ... |
Barman
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Two anthropologists married to each other go to an island off of Papua New Guinea for field research in pre-World War II. Eventually the war breaks out and many lives are disrupted and complicated. Written by Ken Papai
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papua new guinea | anthropology | power play | love triangle | man cooking for woman |Taglines:
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21 October 1999 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
Az egzotikus sziget See more »Company Credits
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Evelyn Spence: I once met a man, not my husband, another man. He looked back on a life. What would you carry into the darkness? For me, I'll take the smell of a pearl shell, freshly opened, one day on a beach.
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[first lines]Evelyn Spence: I once met a man, not my husband, another man. He looked back on a life. What would you carry into the darkness? For me, I'll take the smell of a pearl shell, freshly opened, one day on a beach.
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From a former cultural anthropology student, I have to say, this movie was good from a scholastic point of view. It was like taking a vacation for two hours too. And the beautiful people, and scenery...I thoroughly enjoyed it.