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Blue Poles

Year of completion
2004
Content type
Narrative Content
Format
Short
Genre
Drama
Duration
16 minutes
Production Status
Completed

Synopsis

Australia, 1974. Libby, a tired hippie, is running from a failed relationship. She hitches a ride with a young farmer named Miles. Miles is on his way to Canberra. While stopping at a motel, Libby reads Miles' journal. She reviews the experiences they have shared in their short time together. She is both compelled and disturbed by the truths that lie in Miles' words. BLUE POLES is a story about a woman coming to understand her conflicting desires and responsibilities.
Completion Year
2004
Genres
Drama
Format
Short
Production Status
Completed

Cast and Crew

Producer

Adam Dolman

Director

Darcy Yuille

Writer

Stewart Klein

Director of Photography

Gareth Tillson

Editor

Haig Stewart

Production Designer

Virginia Mesiti

Composer

Matteo Zingales

Cast

Hallie Shellam, Sam Worthington, Mungo McKay, Emma Randall

Screenings

2004 — The Sydney Film Festival

Sales

Australian Sales

Australian Film Television and Radio School

International Sales

Australian Film Television and Radio School

Production Company

Australian Film Television and Radio School
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