The following is a list of films shot wholly or partly in Tasmania, Australia.
Films
edit| Film | Year | Locations | References | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jewelled Nights | 1925 | Zeehan, West Coast, Tasmania - Australia | [1][2] | |
| For the Term of His Natural Life | 1927 | Port Arthur, Tasmania; Berrima, Bondi Junction, Sydney Harbour, Sydney, Wombeyan Caves, New South Wales – Australia | [3] | |
| They Found a Cave | 1962 | New Town, Hobart, Richmond, Glenorchy, Tasmania – Australia | [4] | |
| Slippery Slide | 1979 | Tasmania | [5] | |
| Manganinnie | 1980 | Central Tasmania, West Coast, Tasmania – Australia | [6] | |
| Save the Lady | 1982 | Hobart, Tasmania – Australia | [7] | |
| The Tale of Ruby Rose | 1987 | Central Highlands, Tasmania – Australia | [8] | |
| Boys in the Island | 1989 | Tasmania; Melbourne, Victoria; Sydney, New South Wales – Australia | [9] | |
| Aya | 1990 | Hobart, Tasmania; Melbourne, Point Lonsdale, Victoria – Australia | ||
| Tasmania Story (タスマニア物語, Tasumania Monogatari) | 1990 | Tasmania – Australia | ||
| DeVil's Tasmania | 1992 | |||
| Exile | 1994 | Tasmania – Australia | ||
| Napoleon | 1995 | Tasmania; Adelaide Hills, Adelaide, Flinders Ranges, Hendon, Kangaroo Island, South Australia; Sydney, New South Wales; Northern Territory – Australia | ||
| Almost Alien | 1997 | Tasmania; Adelaide, Flinders Ranges, Hawker, South Australia – Australia | ||
| Oscar and Lucinda | 1997 | Hobart, Tasmania; Glebe, Sydney, New South Wales – Australia; Boscastle, Bossiney, Crackington Haven, Morwenstow, Port Isaac, Trebarwith Strand, Cornwall – England | ||
| The Sound of One Hand Clapping | 1998 | Hobart, Tasmania – Australia | ||
| Beyond Gravity | 2000 | Tasmania – Australia; Bishop, California – USA; Vancouver Island, Squamish, British Columbia – Canada; Tasermiut Fjord – Greenland | ||
| Boys | 2003 | Tasmania – Australia; Chennai, Tamil Nadu; Cochin, Kerala – India | ||
| Testing Taklo | 2004 | Hobart, Tasmania; Melbourne, Victoria – Australia | ||
| Rosebery 7470 | 2006 | Rosebery, Tasmania – Australia | ||
| Andrew, Sauveteur de baleines en Tasmanie | 2007 | Tasmania – Australia | ||
| Dying Breed | 2008 | Dandenong Ranges National Park, Victoria; Tasmania – Australia | ||
| The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce | 2008 | Central Highlands, Derwent Bridge, Lake St Clair, Mount Wellington, Nelson's Falls, Tahune Forest Reserve, Tasmania; Somersby, Rozelle, Sydney, New South Wales – Australia | ||
| Blind Company | 2009 | Bicheno, Tasmania | [10] | |
| Love the Beast | 2009 | Tasmania; Victoria – Australia; London – England; Los Angeles, California; New York City, New York – USA | ||
| Van Diemen's Land | 2009 | Great Otway National Park, Victoria; Lake Binney, Bronte Park, Wild Rivers National Park, Tasmania – Australia | ||
| Arctic Blast | 2010 | Hobart, Tasmania - Australia | ||
| The Hunter | 2011 | Hobart International Airport, Hotel Grand Chancellor, kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Central Plateau, Florentine Valley, Maydena - Tasmania - Australia. | ||
| Lion | 2016 | Hobart, Mount Wellington, Marion Bay - Tasmania. Australia; Melbourne - Victoria, Australia. | ||
| Blood Hunt | 2017 | Tasmania - Australia | ||
| The Nightingale | 2018 | Oatlands, Derwent Valley, Central Highlands, Tasmania - Australia. | ||
| The Slaughterhouse Killer | 2020 | Tasmania - Australia | ||
| Beaten to Death | 2022 | Tasmania - Australia |
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ Selina Bryan, 'Silent movie finds new voice', ABC News 30 January 2012
- ^ Browyn Purvis, Gaiety theatre grand gala', ABC Northern Tasmania, 19 April 2011
- ^ Owen Roe (1 January 2005), For the Term of His Natural Life in Film, retrieved 21 December 2023
- ^ Chauncy, Nan, 1900-1970; Manning, Barbara; Meekin, Beryl; Wolnizer, Charles; Steane, Andrew (2017), They found a cave ([2017 reissue] ed.), [Hobart, Tasmania] [Friends of Chauncy Vale], retrieved 21 December 2023
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ Crombie, Donald; Parer, Damien, 1945-; Tasmanian Film Corporation; Tasmania. Department of Social Welfare; National Nine Network (Australia) (1980), Slippery slide, Tasmanian Film Corporation and the Nine Network of Australia for the Dept. of Social Welfare (Tasmania), retrieved 21 December 2023
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ Prod Co: Tasmanian Film Corporation; Baracchi, Gilda; Hansen, Gary; Honey, John; Kelso, Ken; Ralph, Anna. (Costume designer); Roberts, Beth. Manganinnie; Sculthorpe, Peter, 1929-2014; Tasmanian Film Corporation; Yanthalawuy, Mawuyul. (Costume designer) (1980), Manganinnie (Vh), retrieved 21 December 2023
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ Australian Council for Children's Film and Television (1981), Save the lady, Australian Council for Children's Film and Television, retrieved 21 December 2023
- ^ Film Victoria; Haywood, Chris. (Costume designer); Jurišić, Melita. (Costume designer); Menzies, Bryce; Scholes, Roger; Seon Film Productions; Wiseman, Andrew; Zuanic, Rod. (Costume designer) (1987), The Tale of Ruby Rose (Vh), retrieved 21 December 2023
- ^ Bail, Kathy (May 1989), "Boys in the Island. -Film-", Cinema Papers (73): 37, 39, ISSN 0311-3639
- ^ Blind Company: An interview with actor and co-producer Nick Barkla Archived 2011-02-28 at the Wayback Machine