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Cherie Nowlan |
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Cherie Nowlan began her film career studying at the Australian Film, Television and Radio school. There she met up with Alexandra Long who was a novelist who proved to be the inspiration for her first award winning short âLucinda 31â. Her first feature film was another Long adaptation titled âThank God He Met Lizzieâ, set in the 90's the film deals with couples and thier relationships.
âIâve always wanted to be a filmmakerâ, says Nolan.
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| journal - All in a day's work Cinema Papers. pp.22-24, 70 |
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Margaret Smith
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| This article is a comprehensive look at the career and filmography of Mandy Walker. It contains an interview useful for its insights into production process...[full record]
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| newspaper - Heading in a new direction. Canberra Times. 29-11-1997. p.20 |
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Jeremy Eccles
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| Article details Nowlan's brief career and all the awards that her actors have won.[full record]
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| newspaper - Hopeless romantics que here The Age. 20-11-1997. p.135 |
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Michael Bodey
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| A bad review blaming "charmless direction"
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| newspaper - Nowland sets her gaze on flaws in the AFI system West Australian. 22-11-1997. p.106 |
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Mark Naglazas
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| Tells the story of how Long and Nowlan met and then planned out the script[full record]
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| newspaper - Romantic Friction The Australian. 08-10-1997. p.31 |
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Helen Garner
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| Partially critical and partially complementary, this article begins with the quote from screen writer Alexandra Long, "Romantic Love must die".
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