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Ghosts... of the Civil Dead (1998)

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Directed byJohn Hillcoat
CastDavid Field, Mike Bishop, Chris DeRose, Kevin Mackey, Dave Mason (III) and Nick Cave
Theatrical ReleaseNovember 30, 1997
DVD ReleaseDecember 21, 2004
Running Time90 minutes
MPAA RatingR (Restricted)
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About Ghosts... of the Civil Dead

Australian exclusive DVD! The cult horror classic co-written by and starring Nick Cave (who also wrote the soundtrack), Dave Field, Vincent Gil & Dave Mason. Directed by John Hilcoat. Over 3 hours of bonus material including brand new interviews with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and including an isolated Nick Cave soundtrack option. Region 0/PAL. 2004. * Please note you will need a Multi-Region DVD player to view. Album Description

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Average user review: 5.0 (1 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteRaising the Civil DeadQuote
Cathy Doyle (Spikes, Mikes, Slackers and Dykes) took me to see a screening of this extrordinary Austrailian produced film 15 years ago. The setting is a 'maximum security lockdown' in the middle of nowhere. Obviously, the theme is isolation. It's a classic. Performances by Nick Cave (The Bad Seeds) and Chris de Rose (Last Chance for Animals) are violently poetic. Leaving the lonely preview (Cathy, I and Wendy Hayes (Billy's wife) were the only attendees) , we shared a communal awe and agreed this was a rare treat, a 'one of a kind' experience. Cathy pitched, but both Bob and Harvey (Miramax) and Nelson Entertainment (Embasy) turned it down. It is available on DVD in Europe, but has not yet been released in the United States. I strongly recommend this disturbing film and urge a domestic DVD release. May 18, 2004

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