Helen's War: Portrait of a Dissident
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Directed byAnna Broinowski
Written byAnna Broinowski
Produced bySonja Armstrong
Anne Pick
Anne Pick
CinematographyDennis Beauchamp
Steve Broadhurst
Kathryn Milliss
Steve Broadhurst
Kathryn Milliss
| Helen's War: Portrait of a Dissident | |
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| Directed by | Anna Broinowski |
| Written by | Anna Broinowski |
| Produced by | Sonja Armstrong Anne Pick |
| Cinematography | Dennis Beauchamp Steve Broadhurst Kathryn Milliss |
| Edited by | Ruth Cullen Steve Weslak |
| Music by | Dave Klotz Guy Zerafa |
Release date |
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Running time | 52 minutes |
| Countries | Canada Australia |
| Language | English |
Helen's War: Portrait of a Dissident is a 2004 documentary film directed by Anna Broinowski. It's about Dr Helen Caldicott, an anti-nuclear campaigner.
The movie is a Canadian-Australian co-production. Filmmaker Broinowski follows her Aunt, Caldicott, during a promotional tour for her book The New Nuclear Danger.[1]
Reception
The Sydney Morning Herald's Greg Hassal writes "Making this documentary was clearly difficult for both subject and filmmaker, but the results are stunning."[2]