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Roger Donaldson performed a number of roles on this movie. Donaldson was the film's director, an art [...]	D
The name of the special anti-terrorist police force of the right-wing government police state was th [...]	D
The Australian DVD special features state that the movie was actor Sam Neill's "debut as a feature f [...]	D
In the movie's year of first theatrical release in 1977 in New Zealand, this Kiwi film was only equa [...]	D
Warren Oates received second billing in some promotional artwork for this picture, such as the Austr [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
According to the New Zealand Book Council website, the film's source novel by Christian K. Stead, "S [...]	D
The film's DVD special features state: "Unica regola vincere (1977) was a major factor in convincing [...]	D
"The [film's source] book ['Smith's Dream' by Christian K. Stead] foresaw some of the confrontations [...]	D
New Zealand's then-Prime Minister, Robert Muldoon, requested a private pre-release screening after h [...]	D
According to Helen Martin in the book 'New Zealand Film, 1912-1996', the movie "...is recognized as [...]	D
The Australian DVD sleeve notes state that this movie was the "first New Zealand film feature ever s [...]	D
Breakthrough film of actor Sam Neill and director Roger Donaldson. Helen Martin in the book 'New Zea [...]	D
First New Zealand feature-length film shot on 35 mm film stock according to website Wikipedia.	D
American star Warren Oates received a 'special guest star' credit. Some marketing artwork for the fi [...]	D
Actor-writer Ian Mune has said of the casting of Warren Oates in this picture: "We couldn't pay him [...]	D
The Australian home video sleeve notes declare that this picture was director Roger Donaldson's "fir [...]	D
The picture's source novel is called "Smith's Dream". The title character of the book, Smith, who is [...]	D
Nevan Rowe performed a number of roles on this low-budget production. Rowe acted as a casting agent, [...]	D
When Warren Oates gets out of his jeep after arriving at the motel, the paper he is holding (apparen [...]	D
When Smith is first put in the prison cell, he sees graffiti written on the wall that says, "Kilroy [...]	D
The source novel ended differently from the film, with Smith abandoning the revolution for good. How [...]	D
Helicopters and fighter plans seen in the picture were supplied by the Royal New Zealand Air Force ( [...]	D
Producers Larry Parr and Roger Donaldson raised the finance for this picture.	D
Melissa Donaldson played a character, Melissa, with the same first name as her own, whilst Cass Dona [...]	D
Warren Oates got cast in the film after actor-writer Ian Mune and producer-director Roger Donaldson [...]	D
This was the first New Zealand produced film to attain general release in the USA.	D
The film was made and released about six years after its source novel "Smith's Dream" by Christian K [...]	D
Many promotional title logos for the film featured an image of a rifle superimposed with the name of [...]	D
The Charity World Premiere of Unica regola vincere (1977) was held on 6th October 1977 at the Civic [...]	D
Warren Oates was paid $5000 for his appearance as Colonel Willoughby. Director Roger Donaldson had w [...]	D
The only ever credit for art direction of director Roger Donaldson.	D

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