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Sirens (1994) [R]

Release Date:
March 4, 1994

Original Title:
Sirens

Alternate Titles:
Die Verführung der Sirenen
Sirene
Sirener
Szirének

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
British Screen Finance Ltd
Samson Productions Pty. Ltd.
Sarah Radclyffe Productions
WMG Film

Production Countries:
Australia | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA 15+  DE: 12  FR: U  GB: 15  HU: 16  IE: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 98

Love, Lust, Art and Religion

Overview from TheMovieDB

In 1930s Australia, Anglican clergyman Anthony Campion and his prim wife, Estella, are asked to visit noted painter Norman Lindsay, whose planned contribution to an international art exhibit is considered blasphemous. While Campion and Lindsay debate, Estella finds herself drawn to the three beautiful models sitting for the painter's current work, freethinking Sheela, sensual Pru and virginal Giddy.

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ADR Recordist:
Paul Carr
Simon Hewitt

Animal Wrangler:
Scott Barlow
Kathryn Forward

Art Department Assistant:
Bart Groen

Art Direction:
Laurie Faen

Assistant Art Director:
Prisque Salvi

Assistant Editor:
Nick Breslin
Jason Costelloe

Assistant Set Designer:
Sarah Tooth

Assistant Sound Editor:
Richard Fettes
Stephen Spencer

Best Boy Electric:
Dave Hanson

Boom Operator:
Mark Keating

Camera Operator:
Julian Penny

Carpenter:
Dean Steiner
Yvonne Gudgeon
Norman Wray

Casting:
Liz Mullinar

Casting Assistant:
Anousha Zarkesh

Clapper Loader:
Leilani Hannah

Conductor:
David Snell

Construction Manager:
Danny Burnett

Continuity:
Susan Wiley

Costume Coordinator:
Mel Dykes

Costumer:
Sussane Head
Julie Bryant
Suzzette Waters

Director:
John Duigan

Director of Photography:
Geoff Burton

Editor:
Humphrey Dixon

Electrician:
Robert Burr
Grant Atkinson
Matt Buchan
Greg Allen

Executive Producer:
Justin Ackerman
Robert Jones
Hans Brockmann

Extras Casting:
Kate Finsterer

First Assistant Director:
P.J. Voeten

First Assistant Editor:
Susan Midgley

Focus Puller:
Kathryn Milliss

Foley Recordist:
Paul Carr

Gaffer:
Ian Plummer

Grip:
Kent Santilla
David Shaw

Hairdresser:
Jan Zeigenbein

Key Grip:
Simon Quaife

Location Manager:
Maude Heath

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Elaine Fitcher

Makeup Artist:
Noriko Watanabe
Adele Wilcox
Yvonne Savage
Cassie Hanlon
Matthew Bartholomew

Music Coordinator:
Christine Woodruff

Negative Cutter:
Mike Murphy
Kim Norris

Original Music Composer:
Rachel Portman

Painter:
Richard Baldwin

Post Producer:
Sylvia Walker Wilson

Post Production Supervisor:
Mike Solinger

Producer:
Sue Milliken

Producer's Assistant:
Susan Lane
Dixie Linder

Production Accountant:
Jill Steele
Bobbie Johnson

Production Assistant:
Melinda Bryant

Production Coordinator:
Emma Schofield
Neris Thomas

Production Manager:
Catherine Bishop

Property Buyer:
Andrew Short
Colin Gibson

Researcher:
Sandra Mckenzie

Screenplay:
John Duigan

Second Assistant Director:
John Martin

Set Decoration:
Kerrie Brown

Sound Editor:
Alan Bell
Susan Midgley

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dean Humphreys
Tim Cavagin

Sound Recordist:
David Lee

Special Effects:
Arthur Spinx

Steadicam Operator:
David Woodward

Stunts:
Randy Fife
Mireille Samson

Third Assistant Director:
Rowena Talacko

Unit Manager:
Will Mathews

Unit Publicist:
Rea Francis

Vehicles Coordinator:
Tim Parry

Wardrobe Assistant:
Heather Laurie

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