Music by Antony Partos

Music produced at Supersonic Studios, Sydney Recorded by John Green Music mixed by Tim Ryan at Trackdown Studios, Sydney

Piano Antony Partos Clarinet and Sax Paul Cutlan Soprano Sax Brendan Smyly Tenor Sax Mark Taylor Trumpet Kathryn Wemyss Guitars Allan Cook, John Green Organ and Electric Bass Allan Cook Double Bass Tony Hystek Percussion and African Drums Philip South Drums Andrew Travers

"Bossa Nova Baby" recorded at Festival Records, Sydney Engineer Wayne Conolly Performed by Andy 500 Vocals by Anne Looby

Additional Music Composed by Dave Smith, Guy Gross

"Bossa Nova Baby" Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller Leiber and Stoller ・ Trio Music Administered by: Universal Music Publishing Pty Ltd

"Absolutely Everybody" by Vanessa Amorosi Under license from CBK Productions/Transistor Music Australia Composed by M. Holden/J. Ingram/A. Hicks

"The Breaks" written by Albert Ammons Publisher: Michael H. Goldsen, Inc Albert Ammons and his Rhythm Kings Courtesy of Pavilion Records CD Reference Topaz '1067'

"Life" by Dee Dee Halligan/Junior Torello © 1993 A La Carte Music/EMI Music Publishing Germany GMBH Administered by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Limited Licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Limited Performed by Haddaway Courtesy of BMG Australia Limited

Lyrics:

After Catherine has farewelled her ghostly mother Katya, she steps outside with Bill and tells him the first thing she’s going to do is get rid of the fucking beige. Bill heads to his convertible Merc and Catherine rescues Krishna the dog from his back seat. Catherine gives Bill a farewell wave and he drives off, leaving Catherine in the driveway with a “bye warrior woman”. As Catherine watches Bill drive away down the road, a mysterious hand reaches down to turn on the car radio. The figure waves, and her red gauze shawl blows away into the air in the breeze. As the scarf floats high into the sky, Catherine laughs. The camera tilts down to finish on Krishna, then cuts back to the floating scarf, and fades to black. As Catherine laughs, we hear the opening lines of a song by Elvis Presley, Bossa Nova Baby, from the movie Fun in Acapulco. It runs over the tail credits, with the lyrics as heard in the film:

I said, 'Take it easy, baby I worked all day and my feet feel just like lead You got my shirt tails Flyin' all over the place And the sweat’s poppin' out of my head' (We see Catherine laughing, and then the camera drifts down onto a CU of the dog)

She said, 'Hey, Bossa nova, baby Keep on a workin' child ‘Cause there ain't no time to quit' She said, 'Go, Bossa nova, baby

(Shot of the red garment whirling through the sky; the image fades to black and tail credits begin)

Keep on dancin' I'm about to have myself a fit' Bossa nova, Bossa nova

I said, 'Hey little mama, Let's sit down Have a drink and dig the band' She said, 'Drink, drink, drink Oh, fiddle-de-dink I can dance with a drink in my hand' She said 'Hey Bossa nova, baby Keep on workin' ‘Cause this ain't no time to drink' She said 'Go, Bossa nova, baby Keep on dancin' 'Cause I ain't got time to think' Bossa nova, Bossa nova

(Brass instrumental takes over, with laughs, trills and then guitar)

I said, 'Come on, baby It's hot in here And it's oh so cool outside And if you lend me a dollar I can buy some gas And we can go for a little ride' She said, 'Hey Bossa nova, baby Keep on workin' For I ain't got time for that' She said, 'Go Bossa nova, baby Keep on dancin' ‘Till I find myself another cat' Bossa nova, Bossa nova Bossa nova, Bossa nova

The song ends with about 2’20” of titles to go. An instrumental goes over the rest of the credits.

Composer Antony Partos:

In some films, Partos traded as “Anthony” (such as the video doc Video fool for Love).

Partos is a well-known composer of film music, and he has a wiki here. He is also listed here, with this CV:

Antony Partos is one of Australia’s most awarded film composers. His passion lies in creating scores that blend both acoustic and electronic elements with an eclectic mix of exotic instruments. His feature film credits include Jasper Jones and 99 Homes (winning the AGSC Award for Best Feature Film Score respectively in both 2016 and 2017), Animal Kingdom (AFI award for Best Feature Score), The Rover, Disgrace, The Home Song Stories and Unfinished Sky (both also winning the AFI Award for Best Feature Score). Antony’s evocative scores for TV Drama include Wake in Fright(AACTA Award for Best Music Score in Television, Rake (AGSC Award for Best Music in a TV Series), The Slap (AGSC Award for Best TV Theme and Soundtrack), Mabo (AGSC Award for Best Music for a Telemovie) and Redfern Now (AACTA Award for Best Music Score in Television). Recent projects include the score for the Academy Award® nominated feature Tanna (winning both the AACTA and Film Critics Circle Award for Best Feature Score) and the highly acclaimed BAFTA nominated feature documentary Sherpa (AGSC award for Best Music for a Documentary along with Best Soundtrack Album). Earlier this year Antony composed the score for the Lucas Films documentary The Director and the Jedi which had its world premiere at SXSW this year. He has also just wrapped on the HBO feature film, Fahrenheit 451 which airs in May this year. He is a passionate environmentalist and is drawn to projects that are concerned with social issues and human’s impact on the world.

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Recent scores include ABC mini series Mystery Road (AACTA Award for Best Music Score in Television, AGSC Award for Best Music in a TV Series), the Lucas Films documentary The Director and the Jedi which had its world premiere at SXSW along with the HBO feature film Fahrenheit 451 which premiered at The Cannes Film Festival. Antony also recently scored for feature films Top End Wedding and I Am Mother, both of which premiered this year at Sundance Film Festival, and in collaboration with fellow Sonar composer Jackson Milas he scored the highly acclaimed Australian Drama series Bloom, currently streaming on STAN. Antony has just finished scoring the highly anticipated TV Series The End as well as the feature film Rams directed by Jeremy Sims and starring Sam Neill which is set for release in 2020. Antony is a passionate environmentalist and is drawn to projects that are concerned with social issues and human’s impact on the world.

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