48 Shades
Brief Synopsis
A teenage boy's world is turned upside down when his father takes a job in Geneva, Switzerland and he chooses to stay behind in Australia to finish school.
Cast & Crew
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Daniel Lapaine
Director
Richard Wilson
Emma Lung
Robin Mcleavy
Michael Booth
Elea Logan
Film Details
Also Known As
48 Shades of Brown
Genre
Adaptation
Comedy
Foreign
Teens
Release Date
2006
Production Company
Australian Film Commission (AFC); Screen Queensland
Distribution Company
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International
Location
Brisbane, Australia
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 39m
Synopsis
A teenage boy's world is turned upside down when his father takes a job in Geneva, Switzerland and he chooses to stay behind in Australia to finish school.
Director
Daniel Lapaine
Director
Cast
Richard Wilson
Emma Lung
Robin Mcleavy
Michael Booth
Elea Logan
Paul Bishop
Nick Earls
Victoria Thaine
Corey Robinson
Nick Donaldson
Crew
Pam Collis
Production Manager
Chris Cox
Art Director
Fiona Crago
Executive Producer
Nick Earls
Source Material
Basil Krivoroutchko
Sound Department
Adam Lang
Music Supervisor
Daniel Lapaine
Screenplay
Tony Luu
Director Of Photography
Rob Marsala
Producer
Faith Martin
Casting Director
Lynne O'brien
Makeup Artist
Wade Savage
Assistant Director
Emily Seresin
Costume Designer
Michelle Sotheren
Production Designer
Frans Vandenburg
Editor
Film Details
Also Known As
48 Shades of Brown
Genre
Adaptation
Comedy
Foreign
Teens
Release Date
2006
Production Company
Australian Film Commission (AFC); Screen Queensland
Distribution Company
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International
Location
Brisbane, Australia
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 39m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 2006
Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (Focus on World Cinema) August 24-September 4, 2006.
Based on the novel "48 Shades of Brown" written by Nick Earls; published by Penguin Books, 1999.
Released in United States 2006 (Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (Focus on World Cinema) August 24-September 4, 2006.)
