Kindred Spirits is a 1984 Australian film about a young girl who has a psychic experience at Bondi Beach.Ed. Scott Murray, Australia on the Small Screen 1970-1995, Oxford Uni Press, 1996 p96 It was the third in a series of Sunday Australian Movies.
The Sydney Morning Herald's Richard Coleman gave it a bad review stating "David Waters, best known for his Norman Ross commercials, squared his shoulders and said confidently: "Damn, bugger, bum, blast!" That was the high point of a remarkably silly script." John O'Hara writes in Cinema Papers "This is a lighter, more delicate film than any of the others, except for its heavy-handed satire of a stand-up comic of the very old school. The film is more romantic and lush than others in the series, but also thin and over-extended."
Kindred Spirit won a Ditmar Award at the 1984 Australian Science Fiction Convention.
Cast Julieanne Newbould as Julie John Ewart as Tommy Patricia Kennedy as Miss Morris Nicholas Eadie as Ben David Waters as Billy Caz Lederman as Amber Benita Collings as Tarot reader Patrick Ward as Bondi taxi driver
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Kindred Spirits at Austlit Kindred Spirits at Screen Australia Kindred Spirits at Peter Malone Kindred Spirits at ABC