Kindred Spirits (1984 film)
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John Ewart
Patricia Kennedy
Nicholas Eadie
| Kindred Spirits | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Peter Fisk |
| Written by | Patricia Johnson |
| Produced by | Alan Burke |
| Starring | Julieanne Newbould John Ewart Patricia Kennedy Nicholas Eadie |
Production company | ABC |
| Distributed by | ABC |
Release date |
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| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
Kindred Spirits is a 1984 Australian film about a young girl who has a psychic experience at Bondi Beach.[1] It was the third in a series of Sunday Australian Movies.[2]
The Sydney Morning Herald's Richard Coleman gave it a bad review stating "David Waters, best known for his Norman Ross commercials, squared his shoulders and said confidently: "Damn, bugger, bum, blast!" That was the high point of a remarkably silly script."[3] John O'Hara writes in Cinema Papers "This is a lighter, more delicate film than any of the others, except for its heavy-handed satire of a stand-up comic of the very old school. The film is more romantic and lush than others in the series, but also thin and over-extended."[4]
Kindred Spirit won a Ditmar Award at the 1984 Australian Science Fiction Convention.[5]
