The Goddess of 1967

2000
12
1h 59m

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Rose Byrne in The Goddess of 1967 (2000)

Dark Comedy Psychological Drama Comedy Drama Romance

Distraught Japanese businessman obsessed with Citroën DS (French car brand nicknamed Goddess) and a troubled blind 17-year-old Aussie girl who promised to sell him one drive through the Aust... Read allDistraught Japanese businessman obsessed with Citroën DS (French car brand nicknamed Goddess) and a troubled blind 17-year-old Aussie girl who promised to sell him one drive through the Australian Outback to kill her abusive grandfather.Distraught Japanese businessman obsessed with Citroën DS (French car brand nicknamed Goddess) and a troubled blind 17-year-old Aussie girl who promised to sell him one drive through the Australian Outback to kill her abusive grandfather.

Director
- Clara Law
Writers
- Eddie Ling-Ching Fong
- Clara Law
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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Director
- Clara Law
Writers
- Eddie Ling-Ching Fong
- Clara Law
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 4 wins & 3 nominations total

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Trivia
The two main characters of the film are never named but are listed in the credits as B.G. and J.M. This stands for Blind Girl and Japanese Man respectively.

Connections
Referenced in Being Bubby (2005)

Soundtracks
The Flying Dutchman
Written by Richard Wagner

User reviews33

Featured review

funny, intoxicating and dazzling.

I went into the Cinema expecting... I don't know what. I knew it was a road trip picture with a Japanese man and Australian woman... they looked pretty enough on the poster. What I didn't expect was two very real people, scared, vulnerable and eccentric characters on a journey across Australia that becomes luminous and intoxicating.

The visual style of the film /cinematography, while gorgeous, was at first distracting... what some people would consider artsy. But as the story unfolds, the visual look of the film matches with the messy, hypnotic storyline and its characters.

A beautiful film, one with an unexpected emotional wallop.