Claude Tomisich is an uninspiring underdog and Liberal party candidate fighting to win an unwinnable election in the safe Labour seat of Wills.
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Shauna Coleman | ... |
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Claude Tomisich | ... |
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Directed by
| Joseph Pantaleo | ||
Written by
| Joseph Pantaleo | ... | (creator) (creator) |
| Christine Rogers | ... | (storyline consultant) |
Produced by
| David Carlin | ... | executive producer |
| Joseph Pantaleo | ... | producer |
| Paul Ritchard | ... | executive producer |
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| Raphaela Lee | ... | co-cinematographer |
| Joseph Pantaleo | ... | director of photography |
| Melissa Tan | ||
Editing by
| Raphaela Lee | ||
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| David Beesley | ... | special thanks |
| Martin Koszolko | ... | special thanks |
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- Joraph Media (producer)
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- RMIT University (2009) (Australia)
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Claude Tomisich is an aspiring politician in Melbourne, Australia's toughest federal electorate for Liberal Party candidates - Wills (Bob Hawke's old seat). As Claude reflects on losing another election to the ALP, this time to Kelvin Thomson (the M.P. who wrote a reference for drug dealer, Tony Mokbel, Tomisich talks of his situation and what it takes to keep fighting to prevent another loss. Written by Joseph Pantaleo |
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| Budget | AUD2,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | Over four hours of footage was filmed for what would be the final eight minute documentary including many unused scenes where Claude talks about his amateur photography to the frustration of the interviewer. See more » |
| Movie Connections | References Maude (1972). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Miles Gone By See more » |