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Still Twisted (1997)
Four unsuspecting victims are hurled into a twisted and altered reality: ... a young woman tries to flee a hit-and-run with destiny... an ex-ballroom champion hides a mysterious secret from the past in his bedroom... a routine job for a hitman takes an unusual turn... and a woman finds herself trapped in a train station with a bizarre railway clerk. All four soon discover that their preconceived notions of reality couldn't be further from the truth.
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Four unsuspecting victims are hurled into a twisted and altered reality: ... a young woman tries to flee a hit-and-run with destiny... an ex-ballroom champion hides a mysterious secret from the past in his bedroom... a routine job for a hitman takes an unusual turn... and a woman finds herself trapped in a train station with a bizarre railway clerk. All four soon discover that their preconceived notions of reality couldn't be further from the truth.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Gabiann Marin, Daniel Krige, Graeme Nixon
In Theaters:1/2/1997
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Nine Network Australia
Cast
Kate Dennis, Daniel Krige, Michael Offer, Ian Gilmour
Director
Nadine Garner
Mallory (segment 'The Crossing')
Justine Clarke
Pip (segment 'The Crossing')
Dee Smart
Judy Raven (segment 'Cold Revenge')
Robert Mammone
Steven Ganes (segment 'Cold Revenge')
Claudia Karvan
Cassie (segment 'One Way Ticket')
Richard Roxburgh
Ben (segment 'One Way Ticket')
David Webb
Clive (segment 'Dancing Partners')
Noni Hazlehurst
Anne Martin (segment 'Dancing Partners')
Matilda Brown
Fiona (segment 'Dancing Partners')
Treffyn Koreshoff
John (segment 'Dancing Partners')
Gary Witaker
Man (segment 'Dancing Partners')
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