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Emoh Ruo (1985) のシーン
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Di Smith
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別名: Diane Smith, Dianne Smith
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Di Smith, born in 1958, is an Australian actress and producer, widely recognized for her role as Dr. Alex Fraser in the beloved Australian series 'A Country Practice'.
Joy Smithers
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Joy Smithers, born July 15, 1963, is an Australian actress known for her television roles. She has appeared in 'All The Way', 'Bangkok Hilton', 'The Flying Doctors', 'Home and Away', 'Lorca and the Outlaws', 'Wildside', and 'All Saints'. Smithers briefly co-hosted 'Good Morning Australia' and returned to acting as Bridget Simmons in 'Home and Away' in 2008. She appeared in films like 'Newcastle' (2008) and 'Mad Max: Fury Road' (2015). Interestingly, at age 15, Smithers was offered the role of Max Rockatansky's wife in the original 'Mad Max', but her parents did not allow her to travel for production.
映画について: Emoh Ruo (1985)
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In 'Emoh Ruo', Terry Tunkley cleans houses for a living but yearns to own her own home. She falls in love with an advertisement for 'The Buckingham', a low-budget project home, and persuades her husband Des to sell his boat so they can afford the deposit. The couple moves to the outskirts of Sydney to begin their new life but soon discovers that achieving the Australian dream can turn into a nightmare due to financial institutions, builders, and furniture salesmen exploiting eager young couples.
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'Emoh Ruo' is an Australian comedy film directed by Denny Lawrence in 1985. The movie serves as a biting satire on the struggles of young married couples buying their first home in Australia. It critically examines the societal pressures and exploitative practices of financial institutions, builders, and furniture salesmen that often lead couples to financial ruin in pursuit of the 'Australian dream'. The film focuses on Terry Tunkley's desperation for homeownership and her husband Des's reluctant involvement, highlighting the challenges and unexpected realities they encounter as they navigate their new life.