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Kylie Minogue, Guy Pearce to star in new Stephan Elliott comedy film

Kylie Minogue

Australia’s princess of pop is making a return to the silver screen under the direction of ‘The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ creator Stephan Elliott.

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Kylie Minogue will join Guy Pearce and Radha Mitchell in Elliott’s new Australian comedy feature, ‘Flammable Children’.

The film is set in 1970’s Australia, “Saigon will fall; the first sounds of 2JJ are hitting the airwaves; Australia is in constitutional crisis,” the film’s synopsis reads.

“In a sleepy beachside suburb, an extraordinary event will set in motion a crucial, comical and revelatory week for a teenage boy and girl. Something is about to go spectacularly wrong, and their lives will change forever.”

This will be the first time Minogue and Pearce have shared a screen since their time together on long-running soap, ‘Neighbours’.

OIP Staff

 

 

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