Movie Cosmos - Palm Beach

Description:

A group of lifelong friends reunite to celebrate a special birthday, with Sydney's iconic Palm Beach providing a stunning backdrop for the unfolding drama. The good times roll, with loads of laughter, lavish meals, flowing wine and fantastic music, but slowly tensions mount and deep secrets arise.

Top Cast >

Bryan Brown

As Frank

Sam Neill

As Leo

Richard E. Grant

As Billy

Greta Scacchi

As Charlotte

Heather Mitchell

As Eva

Jacqueline McKenzie

As Bridget

Matilda Brown

As Ella

Aaron Jeffery

As Doug

Charlie Vickers

As Dan

Claire van der Boom

As Holly

Frances Berry

As Caitlin

Nell Campbell

As Woman in Shop

Ryan Bown

As Autograph Man

Roelene Coleman

As Rock Chick from the 80s

Michael Kotsohilis

As Limo Driver

Bali Padda

As Nurse Tashi

Eduardo Santos

As Physician Assistant

Mitchell Why

As Security Guard

Felix Williamson

As Taxi Driver

Nikita Waldron

As Waitress

Top Crew >

Rachel Ward

Director, Writer

Elise Lockwood

Still Photographer

Deborah Balderstone

Producer

Bryan Brown

Producer

Joanna Murray-Smith

Writer

Josh Pomeranz

Executive Producer

Sam Thompson

Line Producer

Troy Lum

Executive Producer

Angus Robertson

Supervising Sound Editor

Jay Corry

Second Assistant Director

Phil Heywood

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Liam Foley

Script Editor

Ben Osmo

Production Sound Mixer

Sophie Nash

Art Direction

Hannah De Jorge

Assistant Director

Melinda Doring

Production Design

Felicity Collette

Post Production Coordinator

Anna McDonnell

Production Coordinator

Jennifer Lamphee

Makeup Designer, Hair Designer

Bonnie Elliott

Director of Photography

Glen W. Johnson

Set Decoration

Joanna Mae Park

Costume Designer

Jon Heaney

Stunt Coordinator

Justine Baker

Costume Supervisor

Nick Meyers

Editor

Kirsty McGregor

Casting

Anna McEwan

Graphic Designer

Catherine Armstrong

Post Production Supervisor

Jennifer Taunton

Music Supervisor

Reviews:

SWITCH. (5/10)

‘Palm Beach’ offers very little in its 98-minute run time. It thinks it’s getting deep about growing up and getting old, but it doesn’t - it’s a boring sit that seems to only appeal to the rich white baby boomers who like to complain that millennials are ruining everything. Even if you love these actors, they have all been in better films.