Calm white

Calme white ( Dead Calm ) is an américano-Australian film carried out by Phillip Noyce, left in 1989.

Synopsis

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Title: Calm white
original Title: Dead Calm
Realization: Phillip Noyce
Scenario: Terry Beam, according to the novel of Charles Williams
Production: Terry Beam, George Miller and Doug Mitchell
Production companies: Warner Bros. Pictures and Kennedy Miller Productions
Music: Graeme Revell
Photography: Dean Semler
Assembly: Richard Francis-Bruce
Decorations: Graham “Grace” Walker
Costumes: Normalized Moriceau
Country of origin: Australia, the United States
Format: Colors - 2,35:1 - Dolby Surround - 35 mm
Kind: Horror, thriller
Lasted: 96 minutes
Comings out date: April 7th 1989 (the United States), May 25th 1989 (Australia), August 23rd 1989 (France)

turning was held with Gold Coast, the Grande barrier of coral, Hamilton Island and Sydney.
the novel of Charles Williams had already been adapted by Orson Welles with The Deep (1970).
Sam Neill met his wife, the make-up girl Noriko Watanabe, on the turning of film.
Calm white mark beginnings of the type-setter Graeme Revell, rewarded since by the price for the best film music at the time of the Mostra of Venice in 1997 for Chinese Box .

Better music, better photography, better assembly and better sound (Ben Osmo, Lee Smith and Roger Savage), at the time of the Australian Film Institute Awards in 1989.
Better assembly its for a foreign film, by the Motion Picture Sound Editors in 1990.

Better film, better realizer, better scenario adapted and better decorations, at the time of Australian Film Institute Awards in 1989.
Better actress for Nicole Kidman, by the Academy of horror and science fiction films, fantastic in 1991.

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