The Goddess of 1967 (2000)
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- 1h 59min
- Comedy, Drama
- 26 Jan 2001 (Italy)
- Movie
Distraught Japanese businessman obsessed with Citroën DS (French car brand nicknamed Goddess) and a troubled blind 17-year-old Aussie girl who promised to sell him one drive through the Australian Outback to kill her abusive grandfather.
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- 4 wins & 3 nominations.
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| Rose Byrne | ... |
B.G.
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Rikiya Kurokawa | ... |
J.M.
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| Nicholas Hope | ... |
Grandpa
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| Elise McCredie | ... |
Marie
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Tim Richards | ... |
Drummerboy
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Bree Beadman | ... |
B.G. aged 9
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Satya Gumbert | ... |
Marie aged 9
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Masato Sakai | ... |
JM's Friend
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Yoshiko Tatsumi | ... |
JM's Girlfriend
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| Tina Bursill | ... |
Esther
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Dominic Condon | ... |
Mr. Hughes
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Katie Kermond | ... |
Mrs. Hughes
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Lauren Clark | ... |
Little Girl
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Tim McGarry | ... |
Detective
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| John Boxer | ... |
Barman
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Judith Knapp | ... |
Woman in Bar
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Harry Lawrence | ... |
Old Man in Bar
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Masao Ishiguro | ... |
Noodle Man
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Louise Lohse | ... |
School Teacher
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Sean Read | ... |
Road Rage Driver
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Craig Murray | ... |
Road Rage Passenger
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Makiko Sato | ... |
Woman in Street
(as Makiko Saito)
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Koji Miyashita | ... |
Truck Driver
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Stephanie Daniel | ... |
Radio Announcer (voice)
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Fred Brophy | ... |
Boxing Spruiker (voice)
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Jean-Pierre Mignon | ... |
D.S. Sergeant (voice)
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Directed by
| Clara Law | ||
Written by
| Eddie Ling-Ching Fong | ... | (script) & |
| Clara Law | ... | (script) |
Produced by
| Wouter Barendrecht | ... | executive producer |
| Eddie Ling-Ching Fong | ... | producer |
| Akiko Funatsu | ... | executive producer |
| Dennis Kiely | ... | line producer |
| Helen Loveridge | ... | executive producer |
| Peter Sainsbury | ... | executive producer |
| Michael J. Werner | ... | executive producer |
Music by
| Jen Anderson | ||
Cinematography by
| Dion Beebe | ||
Editing by
| Kate Williams | ||
Editorial Department
| Billy Browne | ... | post-production assistant |
| Laurie Butler | ... | editor: promo reel |
| Arthur Cambridge | ... | color grader |
| Adrian Hauser | ... | colorist: video master |
| Caroline Scott | ... | assistant editor |
| Denise Wolfson | ... | lab liaison |
Casting By
| Yôko Narahashi | ||
| Anousha Zarkesh | ||
Production Design by
| Nicholas McCallum | ||
Art Direction by
| Emma Lawes | ||
Costume Design by
| Annie Marshall | ||
| Helen Mather | ||
Makeup Department
| Margaret Aston | ... | make-up assistant |
| Robyn Austin | ... | make-up and hair supervisor |
Production Management
| Christian Gazal | ... | post-production supervisor |
| Geoff Naylor | ... | unit manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Tanya Jackson | ... | second assistant director (as Tanya Jackson-Vaughan) |
| Scott Lovelock | ... | third assistant director |
| Chris Webb | ... | first assistant director |
| Geoff Willman | ... | third assistant director |
Art Department
| Geoff Howe | ... | construction coordinator |
| Adrienne Ogle | ... | stand-by props |
| Dillon Yeats | ... | art department runner |
Sound Department
| Peter Grace | ... | sound recordist |
| Sue Kerr | ... | boom operator |
| Gerry Long | ... | foley artist (as Gerard Long) |
| Robert Mackenzie | ... | adr recordist |
| Skye Ritchie | ... | assistant sound editor |
| Livia Ruzic | ... | sound editor |
| Roger Savage | ... | sound mixer |
| Gareth Vanderhope | ... | sound effects designer |
Visual Effects by
| Andrea Parkes | ... | visual effects producer |
| Chris Schwarze | ... | visual effects producer |
| Peter Webb | ... | visual effects |
Stunts
| Mick Corrigan | ... | stunt performer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Venetia Armstrong-Smith | ... | clapper loader |
| John Balbi | ... | grip |
| Simon Cardwell | ... | still photographer |
| Nick De Laine | ... | gaffer (as Nick de Laine) |
| Jeremy Dibben | ... | assistant camera |
| Sally Eccleston | ... | first assistant camera |
| Adam Hunter | ... | best boy |
| Benjamin Jasper | ... | focus puller (as Ben Jasper) |
| Roy Mico | ... | key grip |
| Illya Smith | ... | additional grip (uncredited) |
Animation Department
| Scott Otto Anderson | ... | animation director |
Casting Department
| Jane Norris | ... | casting assistant |
| Dani Skye | ... | casting assistant |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Jacqui Gower | ... | costume supervisor |
Location Management
| 'Aussie' Auslan Ismail | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| Jen Anderson | ... | music score engineer |
| Ross Cockle | ... | music score engineer |
| Christine Woodruff | ... | music supervisor |
Script and Continuity Department
| Claude Gonzalez | ... | continuity |
Additional Crew
| Scott Otto Anderson | ... | title designer |
| Claude Gonzalez | ... | assistant to the director |
| Katie Gordon | ... | production coordinator |
| Sue Healy | ... | dance choreographer |
| Paul Naylor | ... | unit assistant |
| Shane Naylor | ... | unit assistant |
| Eijiro Ozaki | ... | interpreter |
| Aubrey Tredget | ... | production coordinator (as Aubs Tredget) |
| Lucy Vorst | ... | production accountant |
Thanks
| Jill Bilcock | ... | thanks |
| Tom Blacket | ... | thanks |
| Belinda Coles | ... | thanks |
| Jane Forrest | ... | thanks |
| Satoru Iseki | ... | thanks |
| Samantha Jennings | ... | thanks |
| Sion Michel | ... | thanks |
| Yôko Narahashi | ... | thanks |
| Teruyo Nogami | ... | thanks |
| Kerry Walker | ... | thanks |
| Roslyn Walker | ... | thanks (as Ros Walker) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Cinemien (2001) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
- Fortissimo Film Sales (2001) (World-wide) (theatrical)
- Nippon Film Development and Finance (2001) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Nippon Film Development and Finance (2001) (Singapore) (theatrical)
- Nippon Film Development and Finance (2001) (South Korea) (theatrical)
- Nippon Film Development and Finance (2001) (Taiwan) (theatrical)
- Palace Films (2001) (Australia) (theatrical)
- Palace Films (2001) (New Zealand) (theatrical)
- Fandango (Italy)
- Golden Scene (Hong Kong)
- Homescreen (2001) (Netherlands) (video)
- Kairos Filmverleih (Germany)
- trigon-film (2000) (Switzerland) (DVD)
- trigon-film (2004) (Switzerland) (DVD) (subtitles)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Australian Film Finance Corporation (AFFC) (funding)
- Panavision Australia (camera equipment provided by)
- United Performers' Studio (casting)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Jodhiyashu, a young and well-situated Japanese man is dreaming of such a car, and one fine day he finds an offering on the net. He calls the seller (a man living in Australia), they agree upon the price and so he travels to Australia in order to buy the car. But when he reaches his destination, there's chaos all around: The seller and his wife lay dead in their house and, Deirdre, a 17-year-old blind girl lets him see the car, and then they start a 5-day trip through the outback, and, at the same time, a trip back in time into the early youth of the girl and into her family's chronicle. Written by Wiki |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The two main characters of the film are never named but are listed in the credits as B.G. and J.M. This stands for Blind Girl and Japanese Man respectively. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in Bad Boy Bubby: Being Bubby (2005). See more » |
| Soundtracks | The Flying Dutchman See more » |