The Show Must Go On

The Show Must Go On

The Show Must Go On

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The Show Must Go On

"Shining a spotlight on mental well being in the entertainment industry"

2019

1h 13m

3.0(1 votes)

Documentary

Overview

The Show Must Go On is a personal journey behind the scenes that confronts the epidemic of mental health issues in the Australian entertainment industry.

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Film Victoria

Cast & Crew

21 members

Acting

Ben Steel

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Acting

Sam Neill

Self

Sam Neill

Writing

Sarah L. Walker

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Acting

Dean Ray

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Dave Higgins

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Michala Banas

Self

Michala Banas

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Glenn Scott

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Directing

Jocelyn Moorhouse

Self

Jocelyn Moorhouse

Acting

Susan Cooper

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Production

Pauline Clague

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Chloe Dallimore

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Benedicte Bemet

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Shane Jacobson

Self

Shane Jacobson

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Martin Dingle Wall

Self

Martin Dingle Wall

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Charlton Hill

Self

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David Lewis

Self

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Monica Davidson

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Ada Nicodemou

Self

Ada Nicodemou

Sound

Ben Osmo

Self

Ben Osmo

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Andy Saunders

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Bert LaBonté

Self

Bert LaBonté

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