08-27-2007, 02:33 PM
There is a new Australian film called The Final Winter coming out this month. You may have heard about this film from your mates or seen it mentioned on The Footy Show.
The trailer is now online. You can view this trailer as well as find out more about the film at the official site: http://www.thefinalwinter.com
Or at the films MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/thefinalwinter
If you have a MySpace add The Final Winter as a friend to keep up with the latest news and goofs from the film.
The cast features Matt Nable, Matthew Johns, Nathaniel Dean (Candy, Walking on Water), John Jarratt (Wolf Creek), Raelee Hill, Michelle Langstone, Conrad Coleby and Kate Mulvany.
Here is a blurb about the film:
As the winds of change sweep across the rugby league landscape, Grub Henderson (Matt Nable) defiantly stands among all others as the embodiment of those before him. Foreign codes of business are tearing at the fabric of loyalty that exists between Grubs club and family. He collides head-on with an administration eager to bury him, and battles against his brother and coachs betrayal. At home his wife is troubled by the transformation of the man she married, and his children are left wanting for their father.
In a bid to cling to his self-worth, Grub bitterly swallows his pride and bargains for his future. As the game that provides him an identity crumbles, he finds acceptance in the man he could be.
The film will be opening in cinemas around the country in time for Father's Day
The trailer is now online. You can view this trailer as well as find out more about the film at the official site: http://www.thefinalwinter.com
Or at the films MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/thefinalwinter
If you have a MySpace add The Final Winter as a friend to keep up with the latest news and goofs from the film.
The cast features Matt Nable, Matthew Johns, Nathaniel Dean (Candy, Walking on Water), John Jarratt (Wolf Creek), Raelee Hill, Michelle Langstone, Conrad Coleby and Kate Mulvany.
Here is a blurb about the film:
As the winds of change sweep across the rugby league landscape, Grub Henderson (Matt Nable) defiantly stands among all others as the embodiment of those before him. Foreign codes of business are tearing at the fabric of loyalty that exists between Grubs club and family. He collides head-on with an administration eager to bury him, and battles against his brother and coachs betrayal. At home his wife is troubled by the transformation of the man she married, and his children are left wanting for their father.
In a bid to cling to his self-worth, Grub bitterly swallows his pride and bargains for his future. As the game that provides him an identity crumbles, he finds acceptance in the man he could be.
The film will be opening in cinemas around the country in time for Father's Day