Ground Zero

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Ground Zero is a 1987 Australian political thriller film about a cameraman uncovering a government cover-up surrounding British nuclear tests in the outback.

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instanceOf film
political thriller film
awardNominatedFor AFI Award for Best Actor in a Lead Role
AFI Award for Best Direction
AFI Award for Best Film
AFI Award for Best Screenplay
basedOn British nuclear tests at Maralinga
cinematographyBy Andrew Lesnie
countryOfOrigin Australia
depicts British nuclear tests in Australia
government cover-up
director Bruce Myles
Michael Pattinson
distributor Hoyts Distribution
linked to: Hoyts
editedBy Gary Woodyard
filmingLocation Australia
genre political thriller
thriller film
hasSubject journalistic investigation
nuclear weapons testing
hasTheme Indigenous rights in Australia
anti-nuclear movement
government secrecy
language English
mainCharacterOccupation cameraman
medium feature film
musicBy William Motzing
plotSummary A cameraman uncovers a government cover-up surrounding British nuclear tests in the Australian outback.
producer Michael Pattinson
Timothy White
productionCompany PBL Productions
releaseDate 1987-08-27
releaseYear 1987
runtimeMinutes 109
settingLocation Australian outback
star Colin Friels
Donald Pleasence
Jack Thompson
Natalie Bate
title Ground Zero
writer Bruce Myles
Mac Gudgeon
Michael Pattinson

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Colin Friels notableWork Ground Zero