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Dreaming in Motion - Turn Around: This is for me

2002

Dreaming in Motion - Turn Around: This is for me

2002

    • WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and/or audio of deceased persons

    Charlies and Glenni are in a bar, nearly broke and waiting for the car to be fixed. Glenni has an idea; she decides she will hustle some pool to make some money. During the game, Glennie overhears Charlie on the phone to the mysterious female stranger who he is pursuing. Angry at Charlie’s deception, Glenni takes a stand.

    Summary by Romaine Moreton

    • WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and/or audio of deceased persons

    Charlies and Glenni are in a bar, nearly broke and waiting for the car to be fixed. Glenni has an idea; she decides she will hustle some pool to make some money. During the game, Glennie overhears Charlie on the phone to the mysterious female stranger who he is pursuing. Angry at Charlie’s deception, Glenni takes a stand.

    Summary by Romaine Moreton

    • Production company
      Spirited Films
      Producer
      Jenny Day
      Director
      Samantha Saunders
      Writer
      Samantha Saunders
      Cast
      Lisa Flanagan, Amy Miller-Porter, Wayne Munro
      Acknowledgements
      Produced with the assistance of the Indigenous Branch of the Australian Film Commission
    • A romantic comedy by Sam Saunders, Turn Around tells of the fantasy of a young man named Charlie (Wayne Munro) who goes to the city in pursuit of a woman he has met just once. Samantha Saunders refers to her film as a ‘girl fantasy’ and it is refreshing to have an all-Indigenous cast in a romantic comedy.

      Other films in the AFC Indigenous Branch drama initiative Dreaming in Motion are Black Talk, Flat, Mimi and Shit Skin (all 2002).

      Turn Around Synopsis

      A romantic comedy about a young man who fantasises about a liaison with a stranger, yet fails to see the real woman before him.

      Notes by Romaine Moreton

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