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Showing posts with label telemovie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label telemovie. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
Underbelly Files - Tell Them Lucifer Was Here
Compelling, true-life stories are at the core of these three new telemovies that lay bare human behaviour at its best and worst.
Written by founding Underbelly writer Peter Gawler and directed by Shawn Seet this two-hour telemovie tells the tragic story of the 1998 murders of Victoria Police Officers Rod Miller and Gary Silkand centres on the enormous efforts of the Lorimer Task Force in tracking down the killers. Sending convulsions through the entire police force, the resultant criminal investigation was the biggest in Victorian history.
Check out some of the photos on our Facebook page.
Written by founding Underbelly writer Peter Gawler and directed by Shawn Seet this two-hour telemovie tells the tragic story of the 1998 murders of Victoria Police Officers Rod Miller and Gary Silkand centres on the enormous efforts of the Lorimer Task Force in tracking down the killers. Sending convulsions through the entire police force, the resultant criminal investigation was the biggest in Victorian history.
Check out some of the photos on our Facebook page.
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