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Tanna, a South Pacific Romeo and Juliet tale, is Australia's new Oscar contender
Australia's chance for an Oscar rests with a unique South Pacific story of star crossed lovers.
Linda Morris is an arts and books writer for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Australia's chance for an Oscar rests with a unique South Pacific story of star crossed lovers.
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