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$749,113 at the box office in Australia.
Reaction Overseas Release.
While this film was considered a box office flop in Australia, in 2007 it became the first Australian film to receive a general release in the People's Republic of China since "Crocodile Dundee". The film was picked up by a Chinese distributor following a series of film festivals organised in the country by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in 2006. The Chinese distributor contacted the producers and brokered the deal.
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or origin country agency fees, and other extrajudicial pay-offs to the children's guardians or origin country.
Cost of Adoption Source of Costs Physical Characteristics as a Cost Factor.
The physical characteristics of children being considered for adoption; such as race, age, and physical or developmental disability; can cause a 74% variation in adoption costs. Adopting parents may have a desire for specific characteristics in their adoptive child, for which they are willing to pay extra costs to obtain. In international adoptions, children with brown skin