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Senna Movie in Australia

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20th March 2011, 12:08 at 12:08 pm #129037
Browny
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G’day guys I know the movie/documentry “Senna” has already been released in the UK, US etc but I’m really eager to know when I can go and see it in Australia, particulary in Brisbane. cheers
20th March 2011, 12:17 at 12:17 pm #163540
ed24f1
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The next scheduled appearance for Senna is at the Sydney Film Festival in June, according to Manish Pandey on Twitter a few weeks ago.
He then said that they hope to have a bigger release in big Australian cities after that.
20th March 2011, 14:41 at 2:41 pm #163541
Magnificent Geoffrey
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I went to see it at the Adelaide Film Festival.
(Sorry. I have nothing productive to contribute. Just wanted to brag! :P)
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