It's 1974 and Rod, a young music promoter, is in for his biggest challenge. He's convinced Frank Sinatra to come back to Oz. Now Rod's in for the ride of his life as everything that can go wrong does…and all Frank has to do is say sorry!

Paul Goldman's directorial debut, Australian Rules, screened at Sundance in 2002. Based on the book Deadly Unna?, it was produced by Mark Lazarus and shot in South Australia. Paul has directed over 200 music videos, including work for Elvis Costello, INXS, Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue. In 2000 he directed the second unit on Queen of the Damned and all of the music videos that appear in the film.

Peter Clifton has created rockumentary feature films including the Led Zeppelin box office smash, The Song Remains the Same, which received an Academy Award nomination for Best Sound. The Night We Called It a Day marks Peter's move into drama and producing.
Nik Powell acted as executive producer on Mona Lisa and The Crying Game. He recently produced Black and White.
Emile Sherman founded Ocean Pictures in 2000 with Jonathan Shteinman. Its first feature release was Rabbit-Proof Fence.