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Fanatic | Australia
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7.3/10
IMDbBest Achievement in Sound for a Feature Film Dialogue ADR Editing | 2002 | Tania
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2002 | David
Best Original Song Composed for a Feature Film Telemovie TV Series or MiniSeries | 2002 | Graham
2002 | Rolf de
Best Film | 2002 | Rolf de
2002 | Rolf de
Feature Film Original | 2002 | Rolf de
2003 | Rolf de
2003 | David
2002 | Rolf de
Best Original Soundtrack Album | 2002 | Graham
Best Original Screenplay | 2002 | Rolf de
Best Cinematography | 2002 | Ian
Best Direction | 2002 | Rolf de
Best Film | 2002 | Rolf de
Best Script | 2002 | Rolf de
Best Cinematography | 2002 | Ian
Best Direction | 2002 | Rolf de
Best Film | 2002 | Rolf de
2002 | Rolf de
Box Office Collection 442,000 USD
The music for this film is performed by Archie Roach, a popular aboriginal country musician.
The neck chains were made for the film by a modern-day blacksmith who specialized in theatrical props but director Rolf de Heer was concerned about the discomfort both actors David Gulpilil and Gary Sweet might experience wearing them. "When David tried one on we shook our heads in a collective and belated 'sorry'," de Heer said.
During pre-production writer-director-producer Rolf de Heer explained that he had become increasingly concerned about "the nature of screen violence, and what it does to us". He was considering alternative ways of depicting violence when renowned Australian landscape artist Peter Coad came to visit. "I looked at Peter and thought, 'Here we go, that's what we're going to do, deal with the violence with paintings'," de Heer said.
Director Rolf de Heer said that the extras were chained together around the neck "as was the custom in those days". But that they stood patiently, "a grim reminder about how we used to do things, even in my lifetime," he said. "I think the extras themselves understood what they were doing better than any of us could have explained it to them... they stood, captive in chains, and simply maintained their dignity," de Heer said.
The lead characters in this film have no personal names and in the film's credits the character names are billed as their roles and characters i.e. The Tracker, The Follower, The Fugitive, The Fanatic, The Veteran.
"[first lines] The Tracker: About half a day ahead, boss, and he's gettin' tired. The Fanatic: Tell me when it gets to dark. Come on. Keep going. The Tracker: Okay, boss. Like this? [mock running and galloping] The Tracker: We'll catch him quick."
"[last lines] The Follower: I wonder who did kill that woman? The Tracker: Probably a white fella, boss. They are murders. Shifty. Thieving. Can't trust 'em one bit. [laughs]"