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Sweet Dreamers is a film directed by Tom Cowan with Richard Moir
Sweet Dreamers (1982)
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Sweet Dreamers is a 1981 Australian film about a filmmaker and his girlfriend.
Tom Cowan has said the film was very autobiographical and met with a great deal of resistance from funding bodies. It was the last dramatic feature film directed by Tom Cowan for a long time.
The film was partly funded by the Creative Development Branch of the Australian Film Commission.
Actors
Richard Moir
(Will Daniels)
Paul Blackwell
(Train Lout)
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