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Raindance Film Festival 2009

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The Dinner Party (Country: Australia; Year: 2009; Director: Scott Murden; Writer: Scott Murden; Stars: Lara Cox, Kai Harris, Sam Lyndon, Mariane Power, Jerome Pride, Ben Seton, Brendan Sloane, Jessica Turner) , Official Site
What would you do if you found yourself at a dinner party where people were planning on killing themselves afterwards?
The Director's Cut (Country: Australia; Year: 2009; Director: Paul Komadina; Writer: Paul Komadina; Stars: Jonathan Wood, Mollie King, David Maguire, Renato Fabretti, Jennieka Chattelle, Martin Williams, Shaun Martindale, Melanie Munt, Sam Barrett, Timothy Solly, James Helm, Paul Komadina, Ivan Davidov, Jesse Phillips, Kate McGinniskin) , Official Site
Follows a motley crew of filmmakers attempting to shoot a period drama on a deserted farm. The gang barely begin filming when one of them is found dead. Desperate to survive they turn on each other.
Storage (Country: Australia; Year: 2009; Director: Michael Craft; Writer: Michael Craft; Stars: Robert Mammone, Saskia Burmeister, Damien Garvey, Matthew Scully)
After a man whose father was murdered goes to live with his uncle - who runs a storage facility - he becomes concerned that a disturbed man is hiding evidence of a crime in one of the units.
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