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The waiting city - Rhada Mitchell, Joel Edgerton, Isabel Lucas, Claire McCarthy
Threat advisory: Under evaluation
Movie propaganda
The waiting city tells the story of an outwardly happy Australian couple who journey to India to collect their adopted baby. When they arrive in Kolkata they discover that the adoption arrangements have still to be finalised. Soon the intoxicating mystic power of the city pulls them in separate and unexpected directions and the vulnerability of their marriage begins to reveal itself. The first Australian feature film to be shot entirely in India, The waiting city is an intimate, complex love story of transformation, set against the exhilarating epic backdrop of Calcutta.
Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film Australia drama India adoption orphanage romance heat music
Persons of interest
- Radha Mitchell .... Fiona Simmons
- Joel Edgerton .... Ben Simmons
- Samrat Chakrabarti .... Krishna
- Isabel Lucas .... Scarlett
- Barun Chanda .... Doctor Khan
- Tanushree Shankar .... Didi Chatterjee
- Tillotama Shome .... Sister Tessila
- Claire McCarthy .... Screenwriter
- Claire McCarthy .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- The waiting city official movie sites:
- Australia
- International
- The waiting city film production notes
- The waiting city movie trailers:
- QuickTime
- YouTube
- Awards and film festivals:
- Australian Film Institute (AFI) 2010: Nominated: Best cinematography (Denson Baker ACS)
- if Awards: Nominated: Best editing (Veronika Jenet), Best cinematography (Denson Baker), Best actor (Joel Edgerton), Best actress (Radha Mitchell)
- Studios and distributors:
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
The Australia, drama movie The waiting city is directed by Claire McCarthy and stars Rhada Mitchell, Joel Edgerton, Isabel Lucas.
Government security censorship classification
M (Mature themes and coarse language)
Surveillance time
103 minutes (1:43 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 15 July 2010
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