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Epsilon (1997)
Country of Origin: Australia / Italy
Year of Production: 1997
Running Times: 92 mins
Format: colour
Ratio: 2.35:1
Sound: Dolby Stereo
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Companies: Digital Arts / Fandango / Psilon Pty
Funding: The Australian Film Finance Corporation
Producers: Domenico Procacci, Rolf de Heer
Co-Producer: Giuseppe Pedersoli
Line Producer: Sharon Jackson
SCRIPT
Script: Rolf de Heer
DIRECTION
Director: Rolf de Heer
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Tony Clark
Film Stock: Kodak
Lab: Atlab Film Laboratory Service
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Editor: Tania Nehme
Assistant Editor: Lindy Astin
MUSIC
Music: Graham Tardif
SOUND
Sound: John Simpson, Peter D. Smith, Yvonne Van Gyen
VISUAL EFFECTS
Optical Effects Supervisor: Roger Cowland
Motion Control System: Digital Arts
MISCELLANEOUS
Post-Production Accountant: Trudy Talbot
CASTING
Casting: Audine Leith
CAST
Ullie Birve (she)
Syd Brisbane (the man)
Alethea McGrath (grandmother)
Chloe Ferguson, Phoebe Ferguson (children)
PLOT SUMMARY
A female alien from the planet Epsilon comes to Earth in Australian
outback and encounters a young man out hiking. They fall in love but
the alien is unhappy about being stranded on Earth and she tries to
get her new lover to see why the rest of life in universe hates Mankind
for its self-destructive ways.
AVAILABILITY
Australia
Theatrical Distributors: Roadshow Film Distributors
USA
Theatrical Distributors: Miramax Films
DVD Distributor: Walt Disney Home Video (20767)
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
USA
Rating: PG-13 (for brief graphic nudity)
AWARDS
1995
Australian Film Institute, Australia
Best Achievement in Cinematography (Tony Clark) - nominated
TIMELINE
1997
January
23: Australia – theatrical release
April
7: Singapore – shown at the Singapore International Film
Festival
2000
September
19: USA - DVD release (Walt Disney Home Video (20767))
2001
July
14: Australia - shown at the Melbourbe Underground Film Festival, Retrospective
of Australian Cult Cinema
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Alien Visitor
KEYWORDS
aliens, ecology, the outback
Last Updated:
1 January, 2009
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