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The Long Way Home (1985)
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The Long Way Home is a 1985 Australian film about two Vietnam veterans.
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27A (1974)
, 1h26Directed by Esben Storm
Actors Bill Hunter, Richard Moir, Bob Maza
Rating62%
Bill McDonald is a middle aged alcoholic who is sentenced to six weeks in prison for a minor offence. He volunteers for psychiatric treatment and is committed to a hospital for the criminally insane supposedly only for the duration of his prison sentence. However under section 27A of Queensland's Mental Health Act he can be held there until hospital authorities declare him eligible for release.
In Search of Anna (1979)
Directed by Esben Storm
Genres Drama
Actors Judy Morris, Richard Moir, Chris Haywood, Bill Hunter
Rating68%
Heatwave (1982)
, 1h33Directed by Phillip Noyce
Genres Drama
Themes Seafaring films, Transport films
Actors Judy Davis, Richard Moir, Bill Hunter, Chris Haywood, Paul Chubb, John Meillon
Rating63%
Around Christmas time a heatwave hits Sydney and an architect undertakes a controversial project.
The Plains of Heaven (1983)
, 1h20Actors Richard Moir, Reg Evans, John Flaus, Gerard Kennedy
Rating52%
An Indecent Obsession (1985)
Directed by Lex Marinos
Genres Drama, War, Romance
Actors Wendy Hughes, Gary Sweet, Richard Moir, Jonathan Hyde, Bruno Lawrence, Mark Little
Rating61%
Wrong World (1985)
, 1h37Origin Australie
Genres Drama
Actors Richard Moir, Jo Kennedy, Robbie McGregor, Esben Storm
Rating62%
David (Richard Moir), a disillusioned doctor, travels with a junkie female (Jo Kennedy) who has her own problems, across the state of Victoria.
Welcome to Woop Woop (1998)
, 1h37Directed by Stephan Elliott
Origin Australie
Genres Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure, Musical
Themes Seafaring films, Transport films
Actors Johnathon Schaech, Rod Taylor, Susie Porter, Dee Smart, Richard Moir, Maggie Kirkpatrick
Rating57%
Teddy (Johnathon Schaech) is a New York bird smuggler who goes to Australia to replace a flock of escaped birds after a deal goes awry. While there, he has a wild liaison with a quirky, sexually ravenous girl, Angie (Susie Porter), who after a brief courtship knocks him unconscious and kidnaps him. When he awakes he finds himself "married" to her - not legally - and stranded in Woop Woop, a desolate, dilapidated town hidden within a crater-like rock formation in Aboriginal territory. The residents are people who lived there at an asbestos mining camp before the land was handed over to the Aborigines; following a tragedy in 1979, Woop Woop was abandoned and literally "erased" from the Australian map. Not content with the deal given to them by the mining company (from Fremantle), they opted to return to their old lives in Woop Woop. At first they repopulated themselves incestuously, which caused wide mental instability. A rule was then enacted ("Rule #3") which bans residents from sleeping with their relatives. Since then, outsiders like Teddy have been occasionally kidnapped to keep Woop Woop populated.
Isabelle Eberhardt (1991)
, 1h55Origin France
Genres Drama, Adventure, Historical
Themes Films about writers
Actors Mathilda May, Peter O'Toole, Tchéky Karyo, Richard Moir, Arthur Dignam, Clément Harari
Rating58%
Isabelle Eberhardt (Mathilda May) travels from North Africa to be with her father, who is dying in Geneva. Shortly after his death, the wife of Marquis de Mores summons Eberhardt to Paris. de Mores has disappeared in North Africa, and his wife wished to hire Eberhardt to track him down, as she is familiar with the region. Eberhardt settles in Algiers, though she quickly abandons the search for de Mores due to interference from the French authorities, and assumes that de Mores is dead. Eberhardt often journeys into the desert, and writes about her experiences there for her publisher Victor Barrucand (Claude Villers). She falls in love with Slimene (Tchéky Karyo), a French Foreign Legion soldier. Through Slimene, Eberhardt makes contact with the secretive Sufi brotherhood, the Qadiriyya.
