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It's the beginning of the 1980s boom in Western Australia. Larrikin brothers Ray, Brian and Peter Mickelberg spend their days abalone fishing...
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It's the beginning of the 1980s boom in Western Australia. Larrikin brothers Ray, Brian and Peter Mickelberg spend their days abalone fishing...
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Reg Cribb, Paul Bennett
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Cordell Jigsaw Productions, Nine Network Australia
Cast
Geoff Bennett
Director
Grant Bowler
Ray Mickelberg
Todd Lasance
Peter Mickelberg
Shane Bourne
Don Hancock
Josh Quong Tart
Brian Mickelberg
Maya Stange
Sheryl Mickelberg
Abby Earl
Diana
Sarah Filippi
Journalist
Les Hill
Lawyer
John Batchelor
Tony Lewandowski
Caroline McKenzie
Peg Mickelberg
Talei Howell-Price
Fay Mickelberg
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