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In Australia's strangest city, the Gold Coast, a bizarre city council election like no other turns to chaos as young hopeful and choir leader Edward Sarroff decides to run; hoping to win against the incumbent, an alleged murderer; he must now contend with his own Father's impromptu campaign for Mayor.
NON FICTION | AUSTRALIA | 72 MINUTES | COLOUR | DIGITAL
Edward for Councillor
Featuring Edward Sarroff as Himself
Written and Directed by Gabriel Murphy
Produced by Gabriel Murphy & Marco Alexiadis
Associate Produced by Daniel McGarry Gallagher & Reilly Vanniekerk
Featuring Edward Sarroff as Himself
Written and Directed by Gabriel Murphy
Produced by Gabriel Murphy & Marco Alexiadis
Associate Produced by Daniel McGarry Gallagher & Reilly Vanniekerk
Cinematography by Shay-Lee Smith
Additional Camerawork by Declan Doyle & Gabriel Murphy
Grip: Joseph Watts
Equipment Services by Panavision Queensland & Abel Video Multimedia
Additional Camerawork by Declan Doyle & Gabriel Murphy
Grip: Joseph Watts
Equipment Services by Panavision Queensland & Abel Video Multimedia
Edited by Daniel McGarry Gallagher
Assistant Editors: Thomas Hardacre | Reilly Vanniekerk | Samuel Inglis
Titles and Credits by Sai Karlen
Motion Graphics by Reilly Vanniekerk
Assistant Editors: Thomas Hardacre | Reilly Vanniekerk | Samuel Inglis
Titles and Credits by Sai Karlen
Motion Graphics by Reilly Vanniekerk
The filmmakers wish to Acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Bullongin people of the Yugambeh Nation, and the the Bidjigal and Gadigal peoples of the Eora Nation, on whose lands this film was produced.
We pay our respects to Elders and Knowledge Holders past and present and extend our respect to Aboriginal and Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait) Nations from all parts of this land.
Sovereignty was never ceded, always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.
We pay our respects to Elders and Knowledge Holders past and present and extend our respect to Aboriginal and Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait) Nations from all parts of this land.
Sovereignty was never ceded, always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.
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