Love and Other Catastrophes

Love and Other Catastrophes (1996)

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Summary: 2 Female students struggling to complete their university degrees seek a flatmate. At the same time Michael (Matt Day), a medical student, is looking for a new place to stay. (imdb)

Genres: Romance, Comedy

Country: Australia

Directed By: Emma-Kate Croghan

Written By: Stavros Kazantzidis, Yael Bergman

Starring: Frances O'Connor, Radha Mitchell, Matthew Dyktynski, Matt Day, Alice Garner, Suzi Dougherty

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Love and Other Catastrophes belongs to 4 collections

1. Female Directors (public: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 14 stars)

2. Australia (public: moderated by djross - 1 star)

3. Melbourne (public: moderated by djross)

4. Australian director (public: moderated by djross)

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na	DBibby	90	T₁₀
This small Australian indie cost close to nothing and made a bundle- the 'Australian Clerks' in a way. Good thing too- this small film about 20-somethings in search of love and meaning (while avoiding their thesis supervisors)is intimate, witty, poignant, engaging, charming and well-worth seeing. Particularly close-to-home for those who spent a long time (more than they probably should have) at university. It also launched then unknowns Frances O'Connor and Radha Mitchell to bigger things (A.I. and High Art, respectively). See it.
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