Mine
- Director Angie Black
- Genres Drama
Synopsis
MINE is a story about the devastating impact violence has on two young football players, their friends, families, club, and wider community. The film is about two young football players. Life-long friends Dom and Coby are young men on the verge of football stardom. Gifted boys with golden futures. But a simple decision changes it all. MINE focuses on providing a safe space to discuss the complexities of gender-based violence, exploring issues around sexual consent.
Cast
- Nikita Chronis as Dom
- Endrico Botha as Coby
- Olive Black as Cass
- Elias Demant Rundgren as Gym Patron
- Grae Carlin as Gym Patron
- Lachlan McCallum Leach as Gym Patron
Crew
- Angie Black Director
- Amy Dellar Director of Photography
- Natalie Cunningham Editor
- Angie Black Producer
- Noel Maloney Producer
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Danaë Grieef
Producer
- Angie Black Writer
- Noel Maloney Writer
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