Review of Dead Calm (1989) by Tim Robey for The Telegraph — 25 Apr 1989
Cinematogapher Dean Semler gets amazing colours as the sun sets, and there’s a bravely avant-garde debut score from Kiwi composer Graeme Revell, pumping up the pulse with sinister breathing sounds. The plot even thrives on a tacit cultural tension between the Australian stars and the arrogant interloper.
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This review of Dead Calm (1989) was written by Tim Robey and published by The Telegraph on 25 Apr 1989.
Dead Calm has generally received positive reviews.
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