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Celia: Australia’s Haunting Tale from 1989 Explored
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In this episode, we're delving into the intriguing world of Australian cinema with a look at Ann Turner's "Celia" from 1989. Andrew is joining me to explore this unique and often overlooked film that captures a complex blend of childhood innocence, political commentary, and dark fantasy elements.
"Celia" is set in 1950s Australia and tells the story of a young girl navigating the challenges of her imaginative world alongside the harsh realities of her external environment. The film is celebrated for its rich storytelling, strong performances, and ability to weave together themes of fear, fantasy, and the political landscape of the time.
Join Andrew and me as we discuss the impact of "Celia" on Australian cinema, its thematic depth, and how Ann Turner uses the film to comment on societal issues through the eyes of a child. Whether you're a fan of psychological dramas or historical films or just curious about hidden gems in film history, this episode promises an engaging and insightful discussion.
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