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The Cars That Ate Paris (1974)
Cast: John Meillon, Terry Camilleri, Kevin Miles, Max Gillies, Rick Scully
Crew: Peter Weir, Peter Weir, Peter Weir, David Copping, Hal McElroy
Release: 1974-10-10
Etcher and Engraver: Prof. Sabrina Heaney
Nuclear Equipment Operation Technician: Prof. Armani Volkman MD
Nuclear Engineer: Lorna Trantow
Budget: $7,590,618
Data Entry Operator: Liam Bednar
Set Designer: Dr. Elisa Conroy DDS
Forensic Science Technician: Buster Heaney
Industrial Machinery Mechanic: Edythe Spinka Jr.
Physical Therapist: Mr. Ubaldo Torphy PhD
Naval Architects: Tierra Orn III
Roof Bolters Mining: Kari Jones DVM
Revenue: $37,759,334
Ship Pilot: Remington Shanahan
Keyboard Instrument Repairer and Tuner: Nella Hand
Personal Home Care Aide: Melyssa Hintz
The Cars That Ate Paris is a 1974 Australian horror comedy film produced by twin brothers Hal and Jim McElroy and directed by Peter Weir It was his first feature film and was also based on an original story he had written.
The Cars That Ate Paris is a strange affair Its a dark comedy and its satirical but its also quite quite insane.
The Cars That Ate Paris is a seminal and highly influential Australian film though by the standards of Peter Weirs later work it is ultimately an artistic failure.
The Cars That Ate Paris Directed by Peter Weir • 1974 • Australia The small town of Paris Australia deliberately causes car accidents then salvages and sells all valuables from the wrecks.
The Cars That Ate Paris is a seminal and highly influential Australian film though by the standards of Peter Weirs later work it is ultimately an artistic failure.
The Cars That Ate Paris also known as The Cars That Eat People is a 1974 Australian New Wave film that marked the directorial debut of Peter Weir The Paris of the title is a tiny town in the New South Wales countryside Its surrounded by treacherous roads that are prone to car accidents.
The Cars That Ate Paris 1974 Plot Showing all 4 items Jump to Summaries 4 Summaries The small town of Paris Australia deliberately causes car accidents then sellssalvages all valuables from the wrecks as a means of economy —Ian





