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Black and White [DVD / Widescreen]

Black and White [DVD / Widescreen]

Drama based on the landmark trial of Max Stuart, an illiterate young Aborigine falsely accused of murdering nine-year-old Mary Hattan in a remote cave on the southern coast of Australia in 1958. The film stars Robert Carlyle and Kerry Fox as two idealistic young lawyers who, with the help of a rising press mogul called Rupert Murdoch (played by Ben Mendelsohn), take on the then corrupt and racist Australian legal system and secure a re-trial for Max.

Special Features

  • Interactive Menus
  • Enhanced WS tv
  • Bonus Footage
  • Trailers
  • Interviews: Craig Lahiff (director)
  • Cast Film Makers Notes
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Black and White [DVD / Widescreen]—
$11.85

Black and White [DVD / Widescreen]

Drama based on the landmark trial of Max Stuart, an illiterate young Aborigine falsely accused of murdering nine-year-old Mary Hattan in a remote cave on the southern coast of Australia in 1958. The film stars Robert Carlyle and Kerry Fox as two idealistic young lawyers who, with the help of a rising press mogul called Rupert Murdoch (played by Ben Mendelsohn), take on the then corrupt and racist Australian legal system and secure a re-trial for Max.

Special Features

  • Interactive Menus
  • Enhanced WS tv
  • Bonus Footage
  • Trailers
  • Interviews: Craig Lahiff (director)
  • Cast Film Makers Notes

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Drama based on the landmark trial of Max Stuart, an illiterate young Aborigine falsely accused of murdering nine-year-old Mary Hattan in a remote cave on the southern coast of Australia in 1958. The film stars Robert Carlyle and Kerry Fox as two idealistic young lawyers who, with the help of a rising press mogul called Rupert Murdoch (played by Ben Mendelsohn), take on the then corrupt and racist Australian legal system and secure a re-trial for Max.

Special Features

  • Interactive Menus
  • Enhanced WS tv
  • Bonus Footage
  • Trailers
  • Interviews: Craig Lahiff (director)
  • Cast Film Makers Notes