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Snow: The Movie
Darren (David Argue) works at a Melbourne ice rink as the driver of an ice resurfacing machine. When he answers correctly in a radio competition, he wins a car and a trip to the Victorian snow field of Falls Creek.
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Darren (David Argue) works at a Melbourne ice rink as the driver of an ice resurfacing machine. When he answers correctly in a radio competition, he wins a car and a trip to the Victorian snow field of Falls Creek.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lance Curtis, Peter Moon, Geoff Kelso, David Argue, Robert Gibson
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