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Blinder (2013)An ex footballer embroiled in a scandal returns home to clear his name and reignite an old flame. Director:Richard Gray |
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Title: Blinder (2013)
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Rose
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Sammy Walton
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Morts
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| Jack Thompson | ... |
Coach Chang
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| Angus Sampson | ... |
Franky
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| Bob Morley | ... |
Nick
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| Ava Deluca-Verley | ... |
College Girl
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| Aaron Jakubenko | ... |
Dawson
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| Oliver Ackland | ... |
Tom
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| Paul Ireland | ... |
Mr. Wilton
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Zoe Carides | ... |
Ally
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President
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Coach
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| Lisa Kowalski | ... |
Dee
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Nick Farnell | ... |
Joe
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There's nothing more tightly-knit than a small town footy club. So when a scandal blows apart the Torquay Tigers, lives are thrown into chaos. After ten years away, one-time Torquay legend Tom Dunn (Ackland) returns to face his demons and pull the club back together. To reunite their team and rebuild their lives Tom and his mates will have to dig deep, face up to past mistakes and rekindle their love of football. After everything is done and dusted, it's not about giving your best, it's about doing your best. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
AustraliaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
7 March 2013 (Australia) See more »Box Office
Budget:
$5,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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With all the recent negative exposure and subsequent spin doctoring sport in Australia is receiving it was refreshing to see something in the media that did not shy away from controversy. Blinder for me was a seemingly accurate display of the effects that Mad Monday style celebrations can have on a whole group of individuals. Its not an art-house movie, but the quality of the film was surprising and it was great to see familiar characters and scenery on the big screen. The film may well become an excellent discussion piece within sporting clubs around the country about a subject that appears to be misunderstood or ignored. Aside from all that it was great to see some local Footy.