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| DISH (2000) | |
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The world is focusing its eyes on Apollo 11's crew and their attempt to set foot on the moon. Meanwhile, in a small town in southeast Australia there are a four men who work for NASA to relay signals from Apollo 11 through a gigantic satellite dish into television sets throughout the world. The men face moments of both distress and tranquility, which force them to act outside of their comfort zone. These risks lead to strong bonds between them and display how cooperation can be a triumphant salutation for hope. Sam Neill's performance as Cliff Buxton is world class and the audience is left with a strong sense of hope through a great cinematic experience. |
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| 9/27/2002 | |
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