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A barrister visiting a town in Western Australian town battles police corruption and the silence of the locals to help a teenage girl seek justice against a gang of young rapists.

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Asta Cadell
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Tim Curtis
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Lizzie Curtis
Gillian Jones ...
Tina Farrel
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Sgt. Wal Cuddy
Margaret Ford ...
Norma Curtis
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Danny Fiske
Bill McCluskey ...
Ross (as Bill McClusky)
Allison Taylor ...
Penny
Phil Dean ...
Gary
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Bobby (as Graeme 'Stig' Wemyss)
Douglas Walker ...
Andrew
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Brian
Matt Hayden ...
Wayne
Warren Jones ...
Bruce
Faith Clayton ...
Dulcie
Mandy Henning ...
Rita
Julie Hudspeth ...
Fay
Pat Skevington ...
Mrs. Rodolph
Robert Luobikis ...
Little Stevie
Jeremy Groves ...
Steve's Mate
Dean Daley ...
Steve's Mate
Darren Taylor ...
Steve's Mate
Libby Stone ...
Beryl
Patricia Cote ...
Eileen
Tiffany Evans ...
Mrs. Hemmingway
Robert Faggetter ...
Mr. Hemmingway (as Bob Faggetter)
Eileen Colocott ...
Mrs. Sullivan
Karen Hobson ...
Lorna
Dickon Oxenburgh ...
Dave
Kerri Lemus ...
Melina
Colin McEwan ...
Mr. Fiske
Leslie Wright ...
Mr. Morgan
Marian Rawlings ...
Betty
Don Halbert ...
Constable Gavin
Ann Goodale ...
Meatworker
Sarissa White ...
Susie

Directed by

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Steve Jodrell

Written by

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Beverley Blankenship ... (written by) &
Michael Brindley ... (written by)

Produced by

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Paul D. Barron ... producer
Damien Parer ... producer

Music by

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Mario Millo

Cinematography by

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Joseph Pickering

Editing by

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Kerry Regan

Editorial Department

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Wayne Hopkinson ... colour grading
Therese O'Leary ... editor's assistant

Casting By

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Susie Maizels

Production Design by

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Phil Peters ... (as Philip Peters)

Costume Design by

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Noel Howell

Makeup Department

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Liddy Reynolds ... special makeup effects artist
Marilyn Smits ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Deb Copeland ... production manager (as Deb Copland)
Tim Hall ... unit manager
Kerry Regan ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Peter Kearney ... second assistant director
Christopher Lynch ... third assistant director
Stuart Wood ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Guy Andrews ... art department assistant
Heinz Boeck ... art department coordinator
Peter Carmen ... construction manager
Alex Dixon ... carpenter
David N. Dorrington ... drafter (as David Dorrington)
Julieanne Mills ... assistant art director
Trish Robinson ... art department assistant
Kelvin Sexton ... props buyer / stand-by props
Michael Vivian ... carpenter (as Mike Vivian)
Alicia Walsh ... art department assistant

Sound Department

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Gary Carr ... boom operator
Julian Ellingworth ... sound mixer
David Glasser ... sound recordist
Michael Thomas ... lay-up sound effects / sound mixer

Special Effects by

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Aldis Bernsteins ... special effects
Peter Marlow ... special effects coordinator
Sanjiva ... special effects
Charlie Staples ... special effects

Stunts

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Phil Meacham ... stunt performer
James Richards ... stunt performer (as Jim Richards)
Carrilee Russell ... stunt performer
Joe Schweiger ... stunt performer
Edward John Stazak ... stunt performer (as Ed Stazac)
Henry Stevens ... stunt performer
Peter West ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Karel Akkerman ... key grip
Simon Akkerman ... camera operator: second unit
Guy Bessell-Browne ... gaffer
Dave Carroll ... generator operator (as David Carroll)
Neil Cervin ... focus puller
David Cross ... grip
Phil Golombick ... best boy (as Phillip Golombick)
Colin Medlycott ... still photographer
Mark Zagar ... clapper loader
Skip Watkins ... still photographer (uncredited)

Casting Department

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John Rapsey ... local casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Denise Napier ... stand-by wardrobe

Location Management

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Elizabeth Kirkham ... location manager
Ross Reading ... location manager

Music Department

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Cos Russo ... music engineer

Script and Continuity Department

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Chris O'Connell ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Johannes Akkerman ... unit nurse (as Johan Akkerman)
Susie Campbell ... production coordinator
John Clarson ... motorcycle specialist
David Cole ... laboratory liaison
Pru Donovan ... production executive
Amada Etherington ... production secretary
David Fry ... mechanic
Greg Helmers ... travel agent
Peter Marlow ... vehicle coordinator
Warren McDonald ... solicitor
Nic Sadler ... unit runner
Art Thompson ... safety officer
Dave Thompson ... stagehand
R.H. Tolley ... insurer
Tony Vondruska ... stagehand

Thanks

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Robert Garton Smith ... special thanks
Bill Gildare ... special thanks
Andy King ... special thanks
Sue King ... special thanks
Ollie D. Price ... special thanks
Andrew Swanson ... special thanks
Malcolm Thompson ... special thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Asta Cadell, a lawyer traveling through the Australian Outback on holiday, stops in a small Western Australian town after her motorcycle breaks down and shacks up with Tim Curtis, the local mechanic, while fixing it. She then becomes involved in helping Curtis' teenage daughter, Lizzie, who has been recently date-raped by Danny Fiske, the son of a wealthy, well-known citizen and his gang. Asta persuades Lizzie to press charges against Danny, but the local population becomes determined to keep the incident a secret at any cost and soon Asta and the Curtis family's lives are in danger. Written by matt-282

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Taglines Their town has a secret . . . See more »
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Also Known As
  • Vergüenza (Spain)
  • Poli tis dropis (Greece)
  • Позор (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Stadens Tysta Skam... (Sweden)
  • Shame: Skammens By (Norway)
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Runtime
  • 94 min
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Budget AUD1,650,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Co-screenwriter Michael Brindley said in an interview with David Stratton in his book 'The Avocado Plantation: Boom and Bust in the Australian Film Industry' (1990): ''Women still come up to us and thank us for writing a film that means so much to them, it really did touch a lot of people.'' See more »
Movie Connections Featured in 40,000 years of dreaming (1997). See more »
Soundtracks He's My Man See more »

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