Celia (film)
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| Directed by | Ann Turner |
| Produced by | Gordon Glenn Timothy White |
| Written by | Ann Turner |
| Music by | Chris Neal |
| Cinematography | Geoffrey Simpson |
| Editing by | Ken Sallows |
| Distributed by | Trylon Video (USA) |
| Release date(s) |  October 5, 1989 March 19, 1990 |
| Running time | 103 mins. |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
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Celia (also known as Celia: Child of Terror) is a 1988 Australian drama film written and directed by Ann Turner. Set in rural Australia in the 1950s amidst the Red Scare and a rabbit plague, it stars Rebecca Smart as troubled nine year old Celia. Turner won the Grand Prix award at the 1989 Créteil International Women's Film Festival and for her part as Alice Tanner, Victoria Longley won the Best Actress in a Supporting Role award from the Australian Film Institute.
[edit] Cast
- Rebecca Smart as Celia Carmichael
- Nicholas Eadie as Ray Carmichael
- Victoria Longley as Alice Tanner
- Mary-Anne Fahey as Pat Carmichael
- Margaret Ricketts as Grandmother
- Alexander Hutchinson as Steve Tanner
- Adrian Mitchell as Karl Tanner
- Callie Gray as Meryl Tanner
- Martin Sharman as Evan Tanner
- Clair Couttie as Heather Goldman
- Alex Menglet as Mr. Goldman
- Amelia Frid as Stephanie Burke
- William Zappa as Inspector John Burke
- Feon Keane as Soapy Burke
- Louise Le Nay as Debbie Burke
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