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A Family Affair
A faux documentary following Melbourne’s most notorious crime family as chaos erupts after a glamorous garden party takes an unexpected turn.
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A faux documentary following Melbourne’s most notorious crime family as chaos erupts after a glamorous garden party takes an unexpected turn.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:William Genat
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Cast
William Genat
Director
Quinn Scotti
Reggie Hurley
Anna Genat
Raelene Hurley
Eimear Cormack
Diamonte Hurley
Bruce Genat
Malcom Hurley
William Genat
Barry Wetherby
Rebecca Fowler
Sheridan Newman
Claude Yanez
Craig Hurley
Judith Manuel
The Duchess
Eleana O'Connor
Stiletto
Ursula Faye
Bernice Heslop
Jackie Burton
Narrelle Fike
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