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Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role | 1997 | Andrew S.
Best Film | 1997 | Jennifer
Best Achievement in Sound | 1997 | Wayne
Best Achievement in Editing | 1997 | Henry
Best Achievement in Direction | 1997 | Bill
Best Director | 1998 | Bill
Best Actor Female | 1998 | Frances
Best Film | 1998
Best Screenplay Original | 1998 | Bill
Best Supporting Actor Male | 1998 | Chris
1997 | Wayne
1997 | Frances
Best Cinematography | 1998 | Malcolm
Best Supporting Actor Male | 1998 | Andrew S.
Best Actor Male | 1998 | Matt
1997 | Bill
Best Film | 1997 | Bill
Best Achievement in Costume Design | 1997
Best Achievement in Cinematography | 1997 | Malcolm
Best Original Screenplay | 1997 | Bill
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role | 1997 | Chris
Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role | 1997 | Frances
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 1997 | Matt
No music has been used on the soundtrack.
All but one scene were improvised by the actors and director, working from a scene-by-scene treatment of approximately 65 pages.The one scene which was fully written with dialogue was the "bacon" scene in the diner between the two cops.
Actors Chris Haywood and Andrew S. Gilbert, who portray two detectives in this South Ausrtalian movie, earlier both appeared in another South Australian film, Sweet Talker (1991).
The film's opening prologue is a quotation from Dylan Thomas and explains the source of the film's 'Kiss or Kill' title. It read: "They dance between their arc lamps and our skull, Impose their shots, throwing the night away. We watch the show of shadows kiss or kill, Flavoured of celluloid, give love the lie. - Dylan Thomas". Dylan Thomas
The customized car license plate of the car owned by Zipper Doyle (Barry Langrishe) read "ZIPPER".
"Detective Hummer: It's not the end of the world, but you can see it from here."
"Detective Crean: [Reading a police report on Al] He's got a short wick. Detective Hummer: Fuse. Detective Crean: What? Detective Hummer: Short fuse. That's the term. Detective Crean: No, it's referring to his dick size."
