Oz

After a vehicle accident leaves her unconscious, a teenage rock fan named Dorothy awakens in a harsh fantasy realm. She discovers that her arrival caused the death of a local criminal, leading to a pursuit by the deceased man's brother. Along her journey to attend a performance by an androgynous rock singer known as the Wizard, she is aided by a tailor called the Good Fairy, who gives her red shoes. Dorothy also forms alliances with a mechanic, a biker, and a surfer.

This Australian production was directed and written by Chris Löfvén, who also served as a producer. The cast features Joy Dunstan as Dorothy and Robin Ramsay as the Good Fairy. Graham Matters takes on multiple roles, including the Wizard, while Bruce Spence, Michael Carman, and Gary Waddell portray characters in both the real and fantasy worlds.

Released on July 29, 1976, the film combines elements of comedy, music, and fantasy over a 100-minute runtime. It was produced by the Australian Film Commission, Count Features, and B.E.F. Film Distributors. On TMDB, the movie holds a rating of 5.4/10 based on 16 votes.