Jindabyne (2006)

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Written by Raymond Carver, Beatrix Christian

Directed by Ray Lawrence

Running Time: 119 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Australia

Filmed in Colour

A group of friends on a fishing trip in Australia discover the body of a murdered girl, but decide not to report it until after they finish their excursion, with devastating consequences.

Cast

Chris HaywoodGregory
Tatea ReillySusan
Image for Laura LinneyLaura LinneyClaire
Sean Rees-WemyssTom
Image for Gabriel ByrneGabriel ByrneStewart Kane
Deborra-Lee FurnessJude
John HowardCarl
Eva LazzaroCaylin-Calandria
Maya DanielsCaylin-Calandria's Mother
Bob BainesDoctor
Max CullenTerry
Stelios YiakmisRocco
Simon StoneBilly 'The Kid'
Victoria AllenGirl at Garage
Leah PurcellCarmel
Betty LucasVanessa
Alice GarnerElissa
Ted BowersTed
Dean FreemanYounger Park Ranger
Rod MasonElder Park Ranger
Fay ButcherCoral
Glenda LinscottDetective
Stephen BarkerTop Cop
Mala GhediaDoctor
Mary KostakidisNewsreader
Jie PitmanSusan's Cousin
Amanda BondSusan's Cousin
Braydn PittmanSusan's Cousin
P.J. WilliamsLabourer
David Stuart EvansLabourer
Image for Kevin SmithKevin SmithSusan's Father
Pamela YoungSusan's Mother
Bronwyn PenrithAuntie
Barbara StacyAuntie
Sylvia ScottAuntie
Ursula YovichAlice - Susan's Sister
Maureen GreenAlma
Gordon JenkinsonButcher
Charles 'Bud' TingwellMinister
Binowee BaylesMother
Biwali BaylesSon

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