The Finished People | |
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Directed by | Khoa Do |
Written by | Khoa Do Rodney Anderson Mylinh Dinh Daniela Italiano Joe Le Shane Macdonald Jason McGoldrick Sarah Vongmany |
Produced by | Anh Do |
Starring | Rodney Anderson Joe Le Jason McGoldrick Daniela Italiano Mylinh Dinh Sarah Vongmany Shane Macdonald |
Cinematography | Oliver Lawrance Murray Lui/camera assistant = Guido Gonzalez |
Edited by | Alison McSkimming Croft |
Music by | Abigail Hatherley |
Production company | Post 75 Productions |
Release date |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
Country | Australia |
Language | English |
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