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Say You Want Me

1979 Australian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Say You Want Me is a 1977 Australian film directed by Oliver Howes. It is about a woman who is raped by one of her husband's business associates.[2]

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The film was one of two television movies made by Film Australia for the Nine Network. (The other was A Good Thing Going.) It was shot in 1977 but not screened until 1979. [1]

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Premise

Julie Crosby (Belinda Giblin), wife of radio presenter Tony (Serge Lazareff) is raped by property developer Harry Kirby (Hugh Keays-Byrne). Tony struggles to accept it and accuses Julie of leading Kirby on. Julie goes to the police but struggles to find corroborating evidence for her case.

Cast

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Reception

Don Groves of the Sun Herald called it "a muddled, murky film riddled with absurdities" feeling it was not realistic that the wife would not report the rape straight away and that the husband would blame the wife.[1]

Christine Hogan of the Sydney Morning Herald thought the script was "full of holes".[3]

Awards

Belinda Giblin’s performance earned her an award for Best Actress in a single TV performance at the Sammy Awards.[4]

References

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