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Kid Snow: World Premiere at Sydney Film Festival

Where
State Theatre
State Theatre
49 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000
When

Tuesday 11 June from 8:30pm to 11:30pm

Cost

Starting from: $18

Join director Paul Goldman for the World Premiere of this future Australian classic at Sydney Film Festival. Set around a travelling boxing tent show in the 1970s, sweat and sand are sure to fly!

Phoebe Tonkin (Boy Swallows Universe) and Billy Howle (The Serpent) star in the story of a washed-up slugger given one last shot at the title from director Paul Goldman (Australian Rules, 2002; Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story, 2023). Kid Snow (Howle) wound up on the tent boxing circuit after squandering his chance at glory. Sunny (Tonkin) is a single mother who walks into Kid’s life just as he’s offered a lucrative rematch with the champ who floored him 10 years earlier. Goldman’s beautifully photographed film brings to life a distinctly Australian form of entertainment that’s now all but extinct, with an added mix of romance, blood, dust and redemption.

Browse all film premieres via the Sydney Film Festival website. See it your way this 5-16 June!

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