Project Detail

Hotklub

Synopsis

in 1905, Women in Queensland got the vote. Banned from male only pubs and bars, certain Women met in secret every full moon to talk politics and drink. One hundred years later, the civilised centenary of this infamous club takes place. However, events take a turn back to the old days, when a notorious guest finally arrives.

Details

Year
2007
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
7 mins 13 secs
Format
DV
Director
Rebecca Closure 1st Feature
Producer
Rebecca Closure, Bernard Mordan
Editor
Rebecca Closure
Screenwriter
Rebecca Closure
Director of Photography
Bernard Mordan
Sound
Rebecca Closure
Composer
Rebecca Closure
Principal cast
Rebecca Closure, Helena Halasa

Production Status

Production Company

Rumpy Records

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