Summerfield Page #3

Synopsis: A teacher discovers one of his students has a rare blood disease, and is drawn into a mystery that culminates in a thrilling climax.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Year:
1977
95 min
96 Views


Summerfield occasionally you know

Once or twice a week

give her some coaching

set her some work.

No, we couldn't impose

on you like that.

Nonsense. I'd love to.

Besides, that island

of yours fascinates me.

If you'll excuse me I'll

just see if Sally's ready.

Our one concession to the past.

Yes.

Hello Sally

Hello Mr Robinson

Knock Knock

Who's there's?

Amos

Amos who?

A mosquito

Who's in there?

Sally's teacher, Mr Robinson

I'm sorry David, I had to

Well now, have you

been working hard?

Yes Mommy we have. We've had

such alot of work to catch up on.

Good.

Hello.

This is my brother, David Abbott

Mr Robinson

Simon

Pleased to meet you

I was looking at

the photographs David

Sally tells me that you took them.

Yes, yes I did

Well they're really excellent

Thankyou

It's no wonder she shows

so much interest in wildlife

and so much talent in recording it.

Two streams of influence I suppose

partly environmental,

partly hereditary

Yeah I expect so

Shall I

Oh, I'm so sorry

It's alright

Well no, it's a beautiful set

Look I can have it fixed

we've got some marvellous stuff

There's no need

David's right

It wouldn't...

It would be imperfect.

Ah, hello

Oh hello doctor

Sorry did I scare away the birds?

They'll come back again

Out for a run? -Yeah.

Looks like I might've

come to the end of the road

You interested?

Pardon

In birds

Oh yeah, I suppose so

Really?

Well it's part of my job

I'll take you out

one day if you like

Field trip

thanks

Don't bother trying to

cross this lot on foot

mud goes down forever

Well can I get around the headland?

Well it's not impossible

There's not much beach but

you can get round the rocks

There's a road runs round the top

one way goes back

to town past my house

the other ends up

at Summerfield bridge

Right

Watch the tide

Would you like another cup?

No thank you.

Good afternoon Mr Robinson.

Good afternoon.

Been swimming Mr Robinson?

Yes, you could say that.

Bit cold for it, I

should've thought.

You are doing well.

Yes I know. I've

practised an awful lot.

I think I could manage

school now Mr Robinson.

Mr Robinson?

Yes well that's for your

mother to decide Sally.

It's off an old American ship.

The captain gave it to my

great great grandfather.

Boom!

Cut it out Jim.

No.

Leave me alone.

Ah come on Betty.

Cut it out will you, i'm reading.

No.

I've got my rights you know.

Have you?

Well so have I, now piss off.

Mr Robinson.

Mr Robinson.

Will you be back?

Pardon.

Thought you might be clearing out.

Shooting through.

For the weekend, it's Friday.

Need to know so we can

organise the cooking.

Well no. Well I mean yes.

Well i'm not going anywhere.

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Cliff Green

Cliff Green (born 6 Dec 1934, Melbourne, Australia) is an Australian screen writer, whose best known work is Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975). He was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours List in June 2009. This award was for services to the Australian film and television industry as a screenwriter and educator.His TV writing is used as an example of economy, wit and minimal formal camera directions in at least one screenwriting textbook. He also served on the board of the Victorian Film Corporation from 1977 to 1984. His screenplay 'Boy Soldiers' was the first Australian drama to receive an Emmy nomination. more…

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