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Lake Mungo Joel Anderson. 2008
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Lake Mungo Joel Anderson. 2008
Motel 249 Barkly St, Ararat VIC 3377, Australia See in map
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Lake Mungo (Joel Anderson, 2008).
Director Joel Anderson made one perfect film then disappeared from the film world. We explore the enigma of Lake Mungo.
“We were thinking it’d be nice if we could make a film that was kind of a curiosity, but if you saw it years from now you wouldn’t know anything about where it came from.”
This quote from a 2009 interview with Lake Mungo director Joel Anderson proved to be strangely prescient. Anderson was speaking ahead of the film’s screening at the Brisbane Film Festival – the movie had already premiered at the Sydney Film Festival, played South by Southwest in the US, and would go on to tour several more festivals before eventually finding its way onto DVD...
[Read more at Den of Geek]
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