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Don's party
Williamson's satire of university educated upwardly mobile ALP supporters is set in a suburb on Sydney's North Shore on the night of the 1969 federal election. The essential ockerism of the males becomes more apparent as Don and Kath's party degenerates and the alcohol takes over.
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- "Set on the day of the Australian federal elections in October 1969. Chronicles the interaction among a group of young suburbanites who get together to watch election returns."
- "Williamson's satire of university educated upwardly mobile ALP supporters is set in a suburb on Sydney's North Shore on the night of the 1969 federal election. The essential ockerism of the males becomes more apparent as Don and Kath's party degenerates and the alcohol takes over."@en
- "Williamson's satire of university educated upwardly mobile (in the main) ALP supporters is set in a suburb on Sydney's North Shore on the night of the 1969 Federal Election (in the play it was set in an outer suburb of Melbourne). The satire achieves its bite through a sense of what passes for naturalism. The essential ockerism of the males becomes more apparent as the party degenerates and the alcohol takes over. The critical focus sharpens and the humour becomes more cynical."
- "Williamson's satire of university educated upwardly mobile (in the main) ALP supporters is set in a suburb on Sydney's North Shore on the night of the 1969 Federal Election (in the play it was set in an outer suburb of Melbourne). The satire achieves its bite through a sense of what passes for naturalism. The essential ockerism of the males becomes more apparent as the party degenerates and the alcohol takes over. The critical focus sharpens and the humour becomes more cynical."@en
- ""Don along with his wife Kath, invite their friends to watch the televised returns of Australia's general election. Anticipating an upset victory for the underdog Labour party, the guests embark on an early celebration. The drinks start flowing and fumbling conversations, flirting, and marital squabbles ensue in this drunken soul searching session"-- Back cover."
- "Don along with his wife Kath, invite their friends to watch the televised returns of Australia's general election. Anticipating an upset victory for the underdog Labour party, the guests embark on an early celebration. The drinks start flowing and fumbling conversations, flirting, and marital squabbles ensue in this drunken soul searching session."
- "Don along with his wife Kath, invite their friends to watch the televised returns of Australia's general election. Anticipating an upset victory for the underdog Labour party, the guests embark on an early celebration. The drinks start flowing and fumbling conversations, flirting, and marital squabbles ensue in this drunken soul searching session."@en
- ""Don along with his wife Kath, invite their friends to watch the televised returns of Australia's general election. Anticipating an upset victory for the underdog Labor party, the guests embark on an early celebration. The drinks start flowing and fumbling conversations, flirting, and marital squabbles ensue in this drunken soul searching session"--Container."@en
- "Feature film from Australia. Drama. Screen adaptation of the David Williamson play. Portrays a suburban party among university-educated ALP supporters on the night of the 1969 Federal Election."
- ""When you mix a left wing teacher, a loud-mouthed sex maniac, a mild-mannered accountant, a failde philosopher, a promiscuous 19 year old nymphette, a frustrated wife, a drunken pornographer, a sexy tempermental artist and an arrogant dentist with a lot of booze... anything can happen."--Container. DVD."@en
- "Don, a young university professor, and his wife, invite a few of their friends over for a party. Then people start to arrive, the liquor starts to flow and the party starts to go hysterically askew."@en
- ""Don along with his wife Kath, invite their friends to watch the televised returns of Australia's general election. Anticipating an upset victory for the underdog Labour party, the guests embark on an early celebration. The drinks start flowing and fumbling conversations, flirting, and marital squabbles ensue in this drunken soul searching session"--Container. DVD."@en
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