Syntax Error (film)
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| Directed by | Andrew Lancaster |
| Written by | Liz Doran |
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| Cinematography | Steve Macdonald |
| Edited by | John Buck |
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Running time | 13 minutes |
| Template:Pluralize from text | Australia |
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Syntax Error is a 2003 short Australian comedy film directed by Andrew Lancaster.[1]
Plot
Lauren (Sacha Horler) doesn't want to have a baby. She just wants to change the world into something different... the computer world. But to make changes, you sometimes have to break the code in order to make a computer that everyone can use.
Cast
- Sacha Horler as Lauren
- Anthony Simcoe as Steve
- Josh Quong Tart as Desmond
- Helmut Bakaitis as Doctor
- Lucy McLure as Nurse #1
- Kim Cooper as Nurse #2
Reception
Syntax Error was among the Screen Music Awards 2004 nominees for "Best Music for a Short Film".[2][3]
References
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- ^ Screen Australia, Syntax Error (2003), accessed 2016-07-16
- ^ Screen Music Awards 2004, accessed 2009-01-24
- ^ PRA AMCOS, 2004 nominations, accessed 2016-07-16
