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Gallipoli : Commemorative edition.

Acclaimed filmmaker Peter Weir's epic and profoundly moving portrayal of an event that forged a nation's spirit and became legend. Two young sprinters from Western Australia, the cynical larrikin Frank (Mel Gibson) and the idealistic Archy (Mark Lee) meet in 1915, during WWI. Friends and rivals, they enlist and are sent to fight in Turkey. As the two men battle in the chaotic and blood-soaked trenches of Gallipoli, they epitomise the sacrifice, the mateship and the tragic waste of the men whose undying courage in the face of overwhelming odds has defined Australia's identity today.

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32320004587352 Drama
DVD   East Maitland library . . Available .  
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Classification Number Drama
Title Gallipoli : Commemorative edition. [DVD]
Edition Commemorative edition.
Physical Description sound, colour ;
Series DVD
Drama
Note "95722SDO" DVD release of the 1981 motion picture.
Based on a story by Peter Weir.
Special features : Interviews with Peter Weir, Mel Gibson, Mark Lee ; Boys of the Dardanelles ; Why do we remember? ; The first convoy ; Diggers diary ; The Keith Murdoch letter and introduction by Dame Elisabeth Murdoch ; Photo gallery ; In depth Gallipoli material ; Gallipoli for the classroom.
Library Loan Approved.
Contents Disc 1 : Feature film -- Disc 2 : Special features.
Performer Mark Lee, Mel Gibson, Bill Hunter, Robert Grubb, Tim McKenzie, Bill Kerr.
Acclaimed filmmaker Peter Weir's epic and profoundly moving portrayal of an event that forged a nation's spirit and became legend. Two young sprinters from Western Australia, the cynical larrikin Frank (Mel Gibson) and the idealistic Archy (Mark Lee) meet in 1915, during WWI. Friends and rivals, they enlist and are sent to fight in Turkey. As the two men battle in the chaotic and blood-soaked trenches of Gallipoli, they epitomise the sacrifice, the mateship and the tragic waste of the men whose undying courage in the face of overwhelming odds has defined Australia's identity today.
Classification Rating: M.
Subject World War, 1914-1918 -- Campaigns -- Turkey -- Gallipoli Peninsula -- Drama
Gallipoli Peninsula (Turkey) -- History -- Drama
Additional Author Weir, Peter, 1944-
Gibson, Mel, 1956-
Kerr, Bill
Lee, Mark, 1958-
Catalogue Information 499654 Beginning of record . Catalogue Information 499654 Top of page .
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