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Terra Nova is a 1998 Australian film directed by Paul Middleditch and starring Jeanette Cronin and Angela Punch McGregor. The whole story is based on a young woman (Jeanette Cronin) who runs away from her home in New Zealand and hides with her child in an Australian boarding house named Terra Nova. [2]
Jun 24, 1999 · Terra Nova: Directed by Paul Middleditch. With Jeanette Cronin, Paul Kelman, Trent Atkinson, Angela Punch McGregor. A disturbed young woman (Jeanette Cronin) runs away from her New Zealand home and hides away in an Australian boarding house, named Terra Nova.
- (38)
- Drama
- Paul Middleditch
- 1999-06-24
What with a mad skinhead downstairs, a landlady who accepts sexual favours in lieu of rent, and the boy next door having a family crisis of his own, the Terra Nova apartment block is not the...
Fleeing to Australia, Ruth winds up in a boarding house called Terra Nova where she encounters a group of strange characters. Warren is a neo-Nazi, but Dud is more friendly and takes to Ruth's daughter, while Dud's brother...
- Paul Middleditch
- Jeanette Cronin
A disturbed young woman (Jeanette Cronin) flees her parents' New Zealand home with her 5-year-old for an Australian boardinghouse inhabited by oddballs...
- (1)
- Paul Middleditch
- Drama
- Jeanette Cronin
A disturbed young woman (Jeanette Cronin) runs away from her New Zealand home and hides away in an Australian boarding house, named Terra Nova. There she finds that every one else in the boarding house is just as zany as she is, and on some levels make her seem sane despite the voices in her head and her strange visions.
A disturbed woman runs away from her New Zealand home and hides away in an Australian boarding house, named Terra Nova. There she finds that every one else in the boarding house is just as zany as she is, and on some levels make her seem sane despite the voices in her head and her strange visions.
