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Release Date:
January 1, 1983
Original Title:
Chase Through the Night
Genres:
Drama | TV Movie | Thriller
Production Countries:
Australia
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 108
A group of hardened criminals on the lam take refuge in the badlands of the Australian outback. When they come across a small settlement, they take hostages in case the law shows up, but are outwitted by a supernatural force, a powerful shaman.
Additional Director of Photography:
Ross Berryman
Additional Photography:
Ross Berryman
Mark Burgin
Assistant Editor:
Michelle Cattle
Best Boy Electric:
Philip Golombick
Best Boy Grip:
Phil Golombick
Boom Operator:
Andy Duncan
Carpenter:
Rory Forrest
Clapper Loader:
Brian J. Breheny
Construction Manager:
Danny Burnett
Continuity:
Sian Hughes
Costume Design:
Fiona Spence
Dialogue Coach:
Pam Western
Director:
Howard Rubie
Director of Photography:
Ernie Clarke
Editor:
Bob Cogger
Executive Producer:
Brendon Lunney
First Assistant Director:
John Warran
Focus Puller:
Martin Turner
Gaffer:
Roger Wood
Grip:
Geoff Full
Key Grip:
Lester Bishop
Location Coordinator:
Sue Courtney
Location Manager:
Dixie Betts
Makeup Artist:
Vivien Mepham
Music Editor:
Garry Hardman
Gary Hardman
Original Music Composer:
Richard Mills
Producer:
Jim George
Production Design:
Ken James
Production Manager:
Jan Tyrrell
Production Runner:
Richard Jasek
Property Buyer:
Derrick Chetwyn
Screenplay:
Rob George
Script Editor:
Philip Pike
Second Assistant Director:
Phil Rich
Security Coordinator:
Guy Norris
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Julian Ellingworth
Sound Recordist:
Don Connolly
Special Effects:
Mont Fieguth
Special Effects Assistant:
Peter Brake
Colin Best
Standby Property Master:
Igor Lazareff
Story:
Max Fatchen
Stunt Coordinator:
Peter West
Peter West
Third Assistant Director:
Michael Faranda
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