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| Biography, Documentary, History | |||||
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| Lucy Bell ... | Mary MacKillop | |
| Linden Wilkinson ... | Older Mary MacKillop | |
| Rebecca Scully-Webster ... | Young Mary MacKillop | |
| Brendan Higgins ... | Father Julian Woods | |
| Brian Harrison ... | Bishop Sheil | |
| Maureen Green ... | Sister Teresa | |
| Brian McDermott ... | Bishop James Quinn | |
| Stephen Leeder ... | Father Horan | |
| Frank Garfield ... | Bishop Reynolds | |
| Roslyn Oades ... | Sister Paula | |
| Vanessa Downing ... | Flora MacKillop | |
| Dean Nottle ... | Governor's Gentleman | |
| Lynne Porteous ... | Cook | |
| Jane McDermott ... | Sister Clare | |
| Nicholas Findlay ... | Thomas |
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| Producer | Rosemary Blight
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| Writer | Kay Pavlou
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| Cinematography | Jan Kenny
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MARY is based on the true life story of Mary MacKillop who in the 1860s began an order of nuns to teach poor Catholic children in rural Australia. When she refused to obey the local Bishop, she was ex-communicated. More than 100 years later, in 1995, she was beatified as Australia's first saint. The film follows her tumultuous journey. Written by Kay Pavlou |
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