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Traces the pilgrimage of John Anderson, an average guy with a passion for jazz, from his home in outback Western Australia to the jazz clubs of Paris, to meet his idol, jazz trumpeter Billy Cross.

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John Anderson
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Billy Cross
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Jane Anderson
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Peter
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Beatrice Boulain
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Jacques Boulain
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Angie Cross
Steven Shaw ...
Archie
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Ruth
Daniel Scott ...
Young John
Chelsea Gibson ...
Young Jane
Ben Mortley ...
Young Peter
Elissa McAuliffe ...
Emma Anderson
Fiona Bradshaw ...
Jo Anderson
Tim Hood ...
Dingo's Bush Band: Robert (rhythm)
Cyril Garnett ...
Dingo's Bush Band: Mal (drums)
Peter Byfield ...
Dingo's Bush Band: Ned (bass)
Marcus Johnson ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Drummer
Matthew Branton ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Double Bass
Bill McAllistair ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Trombone
Lee Buddle ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Tenor Sax
Terry Thomas ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Alto Sax
Kuki ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Guitar
Don Gomez ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Piano
Pat Crichton ...
Billy Cross Jazz Band: Trumpet
Fred Peterson ...
Shire President
Bill Austin ...
Bruce the Postie
Leslie Wright ...
Drunken Man
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Air Controller
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Maintenance Man
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Maintenance Man
Rosie Basic ...
Betty
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Paul the Concierge
Max Morel ...
'Depth Charge' Max
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Gerard
Onzy Matthews ...
Caesar
Raymond Doumbe Moulongo ...
Caesar's Band
Sangoma Everett ...
Caesar's Band
Jonathan Handselman ...
Caesar's Band
Hervé Krief ...
Caesar's Band
David Lewis ...
Caesar's Band
Serge Marne ...
Caesar's Band
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John Fairhead ...
Plane Passenger (uncredited)

Directed by

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Rolf de Heer

Written by

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Marc Rosenberg ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Rolf de Heer ... producer
Giorgio Draskovic ... executive producer / producer
Marie-Pascale Osterrieth ... producer
Marc Rosenberg ... producer

Music by

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Miles Davis
Michel Legrand

Cinematography by

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Denis Lenoir

Editing by

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Suresh Ayyar

Editorial Department

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Arthur Cambridge ... grader
Olivier Fontenay ... color timer
Shawn Seet ... assistant editor
Danielle Wiessner ... first assistant editor
Denise Wolfson ... laboratory liaison

Production Design by

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Judith Russell

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Françoise Benoît-Fresco ... (as Françoise Benoit-Fresco)
David McKay

Set Decoration by

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Denise Goudy

Costume Design by

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Clarissa Patterson

Makeup Department

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Egon Dahm ... hair stylist / makeup artist
James Finney ... hair stylist / makeup artist
Philippe Houvet ... hair stylist
Ellin La Var ... hair stylist (as Ellin Lavar) / makeup artist (as Ellin Lavar)
Irène Ottavis ... makeup artist (as Irene Ottavis)

Production Management

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Dixie Betts ... production manager
David Lightfoot ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Christian Faure ... first assistant director
Connie Mercurio ... third assistant director
Michael Mercurio ... second assistant director

Art Department

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André Fonsny ... assistant art director
Clinton Morgan ... art department assistant
Kelvin Sexton ... stand-by props
Sue Vivian ... props buyer
Laurence Wardman ... props buyer

Sound Department

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James Currie ... chief mixer / sound mixer
Ashley Grenville ... sound editor
Robert J. Kral ... foley artist (as Robert Kral) / foley recordist
Henri Morelle ... sound
John Simpson ... foley artist
Pete Smith ... music mixer (as Peter D. Smith)
Frank Struys ... boom operator

Visual Effects by

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Roger Cowland ... visual effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Brian Bosisto ... key grip
Marcus Bosisto ... assistant grip
Craig Bryant ... gaffer
François Hernandez ... focus puller
Ian Jones ... steadicam operator
Jacques Monge ... steadicam operator
François Tille ... key grip
Skip Watkins ... still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jane Johnston ... costume supervisor
Anita Seiler ... costume standby

Location Management

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David Lightfoot ... location manager

Music Department

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Kevin Braheny ... music recording engineers
Chris Danley ... music recording engineers
Tim Hood ... composer: additional music / musician
Pete Smith ... music mixer (as Peter D. Smith)
Vince De Rosa ... musician: french horn (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Barbara Constantine ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Richard Blackadder ... production runner
Sally Browning ... production secretary
Deb Copeland ... production coordinator
Richard Dumas ... stills photographer
Luke Hura ... dog trainer
Marie-Christine Malbert ... unit publicist
Clint Morris ... publicist
Trudy Talbot ... camp manager

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Sharon Cartwright ... special thanks
Moya Iceton ... special thanks
Walter Partos ... special thanks
Fiona Paterson ... special thanks
David Rawlinson ... special thanks
Saturday Rosenberg ... special thanks
Phaedon Vass ... special thanks

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Storyline

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Taglines Truth is magic...It makes dreams come true. See more »
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Also Known As
  • An American Story (Australia)
  • 澳洲爵士春秋 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Dingó (Hungary)
  • Dingo - Dog of the Desert
  • ディンゴ (Japan, Japanese title)
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Runtime
  • 109 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The only dramatic theatrical feature film other than this movie where jazz music legend Miles Davis composed the music score had been about thirty-three years earlier for Louis Malle's French film 'Elevator to the Gallows' ('Ascenseur pour l'échafaud') (1958). In the earlier picture, Miles Davis apparently recorded the music with a quartet of French and US musicians in just a few hours, from 11pm to 5am one night, improvising each number, and allegedly sipping champagne with actress Jeanne Moreau and director Louis Malle. Part of 'Dingo' (1991) is filmed in Paris, France. The score for 'Dingo' (1991) was composed by both Davis and Michel Legrand. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Dingo: Rolf De Heer in Conversation with Paul Harris (2021). See more »

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