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Dingo (1992)
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Runtime: 1 hr 49 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Late jazz great Miles Davis made his only acting appearance in this film, which captures the power and magic of music. When John Anderson and his friends catch an impromptu performance by... Late jazz great Miles Davis made his only acting appearance in this film, which captures the power and magic of music. When John Anderson and his friends catch an impromptu performance by trumpeter Billy Cross and his band, John immediately determines to devote himself to music. The young Australian particularly longs to go to Paris, where many of the finest American jazz players -- including Billy -- live as expatriates. However, real life intervenes with its demands and distractions, and John ends up married and working as a dingo trapper. He continues to play with a local band, but that fails to fulfill his musical ambitions. So John decides he must do something to make his dreams come true... The final section of this film features an amazing jam session headed by Miles Davis. [More]
Starring: Miles Davis, Colin Friels, Helen Buday, Bernard Fresson
Starring: Miles Davis, Colin Friels, Helen Buday, Bernard Fresson, Bernadette Lafont, Brigitte Catillon, Joe Petruzzi
Director: Rolf De Heer
Director: Rolf De Heer
Screenwriter: Marc Rosenberg
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