etc. out into the world. RICHARD MUECKE, JAD CAPELJA's EX-HUSBAND: Jad came from a migrant family. Her parents, Stephen and Maria had emigrated to Australia when Jad was about five. I don?t think they were at all comfortable with the idea that Jad was in such an edgy movie. NELL SCHOFIELD: When the film came out it was quite a phenomenon. There were people queued around the blocks, they were putting on extra sessions. It was pretty much an instant hit. And we want on a huge publicity tour around Australia, Jad and I. we were instant stars and I guess it went to our heads. We went to Manila and met Imelda Marcos at her film festival and it was just a lot of craziness for two young teenagers. To look back at us back then, we were two confident happy, successful young girls. And there was no hint whatsoever to look at Jad at that time that she might have been headed the way she did. LEVERNE MCDONNELL, ACTOR AND FRIEND: Jad when I met her was a force to be reckoned with; had ideas, artistic ideas and creative ideas all the time, wanted to be out trying things, either filming things or writing things. And she actually wanted to go to NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Arts). She wanted to go to NIDA and study acting seriously, that?s what she wanted to do. NELL SCHOFIELD: She went on quite quickly after the film to make another feature