Resistance (1992)
Overview
Over the five days after a military coup, army troops arrive to enforce martial law and encounter a growing resistance movement.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.1275 |
Directed By
Paul Elliott
Hugh Keays-Byrne
Crew
Jenny Day
Christina Ferguson
Pauline Rosenberg
Davood A. Tabrizi
Sally Bongers
Stewart Young
MacGregor Knox
Martin Brown
Nikki Gooley
Cathy Flannery
Rick Kornaat
Philip Hearnshaw
Vicki Sugars
Catherine Griff
Michael Bau
Rebecca Cohen
Ally Henville
Prisque Salvi
Helen Brown
Paul Huntingford
Rex Watts
Dean Gawen
Dean Gawen
Peter Clancy
Paul Jennings
Roger Cowland
Grant Page
Sally Molineaux
Susan Wiley
Ashley Grenville
Heidi Kenessey
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Phaedon Vass
Moya Iceton
Brian Hannant
Andrew de Groot
Matt Carroll
Susan Wells
Paul Elliott
Paul Elliott
Lawrence Woodward
Brian Burns
Ruth Keays-Byrne
Russell Goodwin
John Walker
Declan Afley
Hugh Keays-Byrne
TOP CAST
Lorna Lesley
Jean Skilling
Jennifer Claire
Ruby
Bob Noble
Jackal
Allan Penney
Cy
Mirabai Peart
Loretta
Bill Radford
Windy
Helen Jones
Natalie
Arianthe Galani
Mother
Maya Sheridan-Martinez
Sister
Doris Younane
Rosa
Stephen Leeder
Col. Webber
Harold Hopkins
Peach
Ralph Cotterill
Sgt. Maj. Hopwood
Vincent Gil
Bull
Rangi Nikora
Dodger
Yul Sastrawan
Worm
Lawrence Woodward
Acosta
Donal Gibson
Eric
Phillip Gordon
Trevor
Rowan Woods
Ian
Gordon Flint
Corporal Stock
Iain Gardiner
Lieut Hoddle
Kenneth Radley
Sgt Fellstead
Kris McQuade
Ruth
Hugh Keays-Byrne
Peter
Emu D'Espiney
Shithead
Jamie Spencer
Next
Robyn Nevin
Wiley
Kate Buchanan
Sykes
Sharon Jessop
Fitzroy
Bogdan Koca
Strickland
Tim Burns
Kyogle
John Godden
Tad
Basil Clarke
Starkweather
Jack Thompson
Mr Wilson
Małgorzata Dobrowolska
Mrs Wilson
Ben Gabriel
Quincey
Yvonne Kelly
Harvest Contractor
Sam Toomey
Autrey Skilling
Danny Adcock
James Dean
Ian Bonner
Henry Rosa
David Bracks
Mr Pickett
Ken Goodlet
Warden Lang
Lee Lin Chin
National Newsreader
Julie Hamilton
Politician
Lisa Peers
State of Emergency
Col Stephens
Chemical Ad Man
Paul Mason
Military Propaganda
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