One of the most expensive miniseres ever assembled for Australian television, Changi covered a time-span of nearly 60 years. The story was told in flashback as a group of six former POWs, arranging a reunion, recalled their experiences in a Singapore prison camp. Though all six suffered mightily at the hands of their Japanese captors, all managed to survive the ordeal and remain friends even after cessation of hostilities. Still, each man had retained a deleterious "side effect" from his imprisonment, which threatened to ...
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One of the most expensive miniseres ever assembled for Australian television, Changi covered a time-span of nearly 60 years. The story was told in flashback as a group of six former POWs, arranging a reunion, recalled their experiences in a Singapore prison camp. Though all six suffered mightily at the hands of their Japanese captors, all managed to survive the ordeal and remain friends even after cessation of hostilities. Still, each man had retained a deleterious "side effect" from his imprisonment, which threatened to cast a tragic pall on their reunion. Running an exhaustive gamut from comedy to horror, Changi sustained its believability by having each of the main characters played by two actors -- one young for the WWII scenes, one old for the postwar scenes. Though critics and the general public were impressed when the series first aired on Australia's ABC network from October 14 to November 12, 2001, there were a number of real-life prison camp survivors who condemned the project as unrealistic and offensive (and never mind that at least one of the lead actors on the show had himself weathered six years in a Japanese stockade). Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Stephen Curry, Bill Kerr, Geoff Morrell, Charles Bud Tingwell. Very good. Run time: 348. Providing great media since 1972. All used discs are inspected and guaranteed. Digital copy/codes may be expired or not included. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority!
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Stephen Curry, Bill Kerr, Geoff Morrell, Charles Bud Tingwell. Good. 2001 Run time: 348. Buy with confidence-Satisfaction Guaranteed! Satisfaction 100% guaranteed.
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Matthew Newton, Charles. Run time: 312 mins. Originally released: 2001. 2 discs. Language: English. Factory Sealed Brand New 2 Disc Set WINNER TV Week Logie Award for Most Outstanding Miniseries/Telemovie WINNER Australian Writers' Guild Awgie Award for Best Writing in Television-Series John Doyle for episode "Private Bill" The fight to survive the horrors of war From 1942 to 1945, some 22, 000 Australian service personnel became prisoners of war of the brutal Japanese. Only 14, 000 survived the three and half years in cruel captivity. Changi is a story of Australian mateship, of boys who become men in a climate of fear, who react to the terror around them in the way that they know best. They laugh at it...and survive.
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