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A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
A struggling Australian farmer, his wife, who is quadriplegic, and their plans to open a brothel. Australian Documentary Prize contender.

A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)

A love story like no other, featuring Chris - the good man of the title – and Rachel, who suffered a massive stroke 14 years ago which has left her unable to walk or talk. Since then Chris, with the help of his extended family, has taken care of his wife and son. An Inverell farmer with the usual worries about the weather and the bank, Chris comes up with a bizarre solution to their financial woes - a brothel. Uberoi (My Mother India, SFF02) adeptly captures the humour, tenderness and tenacity that sustain this remarkable relationship. JN•
Title
A GOOD MAN (Doco Prize)
Directed by
Safina Uberoi
Produced by
Jenny Day, Himman Dhamija, Safina Uberoi
Country
Australia
Running time
80 mins.
Rating
18+
Type
Documentary
Genre
Romance
Distributor or world sales
Divana Films

2009 FOXTEL Australian Documentary Prize

All current Australian content screening in the Sydney Film Festival is eligible for the 2009 Inside Film Awards. You can register your score by completing The Showtime Audience Awards voting slips during the festival or logging on to www.ifawards.com

Session times
Saturday 6 June 2009
02:00 PM
Greater Union George Street - GU - Cinema 8
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