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Floodhouse

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Floodhouse
Directed byMiro Bilbrough
Written byMiro Bilbrough
Produced byPeter Sainsbury
StarringVictoria Thaine
Robert Menzies
Catherine McClements
CinematographyKim Batterham
Edited byAndrew Macneil
Music byAmanda Brown
Release date
  • 2003 (2003)
Running time
52 minutes
CountryAustralia
LanguageEnglish

Floodhouse is a 2003 Australian film written and directed by Miro Bilborough. It was broadcast nationally on SBS.

Floodhouse was filmed outside Kangaroo Valley starting March 2003.[1]

Synopsis

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A teenage girl returns from her Grandmother's place in the city to live with her estranged parents in the country.

Cast

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Reception

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Richard Kuipers wrote in Variety "“Floodhouse” charts the sensual awakening of a teenage girl in the most fecund of physical and emotional environments. Beautifully photographed, acutely observed and marked by a dazzling lead performance by Victoria Thaine, Miro Bilbrough’s short feature is an auspicious calling card."[2] The Sydney Morning Herald's Doug Anderson says "It's a deeply personal reflection in dark pools of memory but it works with admirable clarity."[3] Robert Fidgeon in the Herald Sun gave it a 4 star capsule review and called it a "stunner".[4]

Barbara Hooks of The Age said "Floodhouse purports to be a comedy romance. And I did titter once or twice, grasping at remotely funny lines like someone dying of thirst receives stray drops of water – gratefully. Bilbrough makes her point – e-vent-ually. But it's so subtle, and the story so uninteresting, that they may be lost – anyone with any sense will have switched over to Red Cap."[5]

References

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  1. ↑ Kilmeny, Adie (2 April 2003), "Peace in the valley brings best out in Floodhouse", Illawarra Mercury
  2. ↑ Kuipers, Richard (29 October 2003), "Floodhouse", Variety
  3. ↑ Anderson, Doug (31 October 2003), "Nothing but red dirt and blue sky . . . and a sense of the holy in a cathedral without walls - Entertainment", The Sydney Morning Herald
  4. ↑ Fidgeon, Robert (29 October 2003), "TV EYE - Robert Fidgeon takes a critical look at what's on our screens this week", Herald Sun
  5. ↑ Hooks, Barbara (30 October 2003), "Previews", The Courier Mail
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