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Closed for Winter open for Business

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Morning Magazine,

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Thursday 23rd April

Closed For Winter is a new Australian film based on the acclaimed novel by Georgia Blain.

It features performances by veteran actors Deborah Kennedy and Tony Martin as well as singer/songwriter Natalie Imbruglia in her first leading film role.

Exploring the healing process after a tragic event, Closed for Winter was written and directed by Perth-Based filmmaker James Boyle, who spoke to Paul Ledingham on Morning Magazine.