The Nights Belong to the Novelist

The Nights Belong to the Novelist

Release date : August 27, 1987
Runtime : 48m
Countries of origin : Australia /
Original Language : English /
Director : Christina Wilcox /
Production companies : Australian Film Institute /
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This documentary explores the imaginative world of Australian novelist Elizabeth Jolley. It combines readings, dramatised segments, and witty and playful interviews in which Jolley talks about the craft and practical problems of writing, and her fictional treatment of old age, women's relationships, exile and displacement. Dramatic sequences bring to life Jolley's unforgettable characters. We see the funny, sad and bizarre worlds created in 'Woman in lampshade', 'Milk and Honey', 'Miss Peabody's Inheritance', 'Mr Scobies' Riddle' and 'Palamino'.
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  • title:The Nights Belong to the Novelist
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1987
  • Runtime:48m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin: Australia ·
  • Original Language: English ·
  • Director: Christina Wilcox /
  • Writers: Christina Wilcox · Joan Kirkby ·
  • Production companies: Australian Film Institute ·
  • Overview:This documentary explores the imaginative world of Australian novelist Elizabeth Jolley. It combines readings, dramatised segments, and witty and playful interviews in which Jolley talks about the craft and practical problems of writing, and her fictional treatment of old age, women's relationships, exile and displacement. Dramatic sequences bring to life Jolley's unforgettable characters. We see the funny, sad and bizarre worlds created in 'Woman in lampshade', 'Milk and Honey', 'Miss Peabody's Inheritance', 'Mr Scobies' Riddle' and 'Palamino'.
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