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Brides of Christ

Year of completion
1991
Content type
Narrative Content
Format
MiniSeries
Genre
Drama
Duration
6 x 50 minute episodes
Production Status
Completed

Synopsis

The women who pledge their lives and their virtue to God are called Brides of Christ by their church. To the world they are nuns. This is the story of Catherine, Paul and Ambrose.
Completion Year
1991
Genres
Drama
Format
MiniSeries
Production Status
Completed

Cast and Crew

Writer

John Alsop, Sue Smith

Director of Photography

James Bartle

Make Up Designer

Jenni Boehm, Garry Siutz, Chiara Tripodi

Director

Ken Cameron

Executive Producer

Penny Chapman, Liam Miller

Editor

Tony Kavanagh

Costume Designer

Annie Marshall

Producer

Sue Masters

Composer

Mario Millo

Production Designer

Marcus North

Cast

Brenda Fricker, Josephine Byrnes, Sandy Gore, Naomi Watts, Lisa Hensley, Phillip Quast, Brian Rooney

Awards

1992 — Australasian Performing Right Association Limited

1992 — Australian Record Industry Association

1997 — Australian Visual Software Distributors Association

1992 — Grenfell Henry Lawson Festival of Arts Awards

1991 — Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission

1992 — International Film and TV Festival of New York

1991 — International Film and TV Festival of New York

1992 — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

1992 — AWGIE Awards

1992 — Australian Film Institute

1992 — Australian Film Institute

1992 — Australian Film Institute

1992 — Australian Film Institute

1992 — TV Week Logie Awards

1992 — TV Week Logie Awards

1992 — TV Week Logie Awards

1992 — TV Week Logie Awards

Screenings

1992 — Banff World Television Festival

1992 — International Film and TV Festival of New York

1991 — International Film and TV Festival of New York

Series

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Brides of Christ

Sales

Australian Sales

International Sales

Channel Four International
International Television Enterprises

Production Company

Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Roadshow Coote & Carroll Pty Ltd
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