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Time to Go John


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The awful truth about John Howard

Presented by comedian Rod Quantock, Time To Go John offers a rich mix
of animation, comedy, drama and documentary by Australian filmmakers -
made in just 8 weeks before the 2004 election.

Time To Go John looks at truth in the Australian government; Howard's
manipulation of the truth; disenchanted Liberals; Aboriginal
reconciliation; Refugee Detention Centres; citizen Rights in Law, the
Coalition of the Willing and Iraq; East Timor; the price of beer; and
what it means to be an Australian.

With the deliverance of the Balance of Power in the Senate to the
Howard Government from July 2005, this film remains essential viewing for us all.

DVD Special Features

Satirical audio commentary by comedians Rod Quantock, Eddie Perfect
and Fiona Scott-Norman.
- B-Side films - extras films created for Time To Go John.
- Mission Impossible: The Making of Time To Go John. Find out how it came together in less than 8 weeks.
Fiona Katauskas' political cartoon gallery

Release Information

Release Date: 13/04/2005
Audio tracks: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo: English
Languages: English
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 93.0 mins
Format: DVD, All Regions (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Original Aspect Ratio
Catalogue: MMA2290

Quotes

"It's too important a time to do nothing."
--Helen Grace, Filmmaker

"This film will fit into the growing number of films to see before you vote"
--Keren Flavell, Producer

"the films canvas all the sensitive subjects that characterise the Liberal leader's time in office"
--Le Monde, Paris

"Michael Moore found disciples in Australia"
--Le Monde, Paris.

"Feel like it's time to do your bit to defend the Australia you love? Time To Go John shows how film makers got together and did just that. Recommended."
--Margo Kingston

"I know these filmmakers care, and I'm glad they do."
--Alexa Moses, Sydney Morning Herald

"Guaranteed to get you thinking."
--Brett Milley, Ballarat Courier