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Trailer – Pub: The Movie

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Old mate Andrew Leavold (The Search for Weng Weng) returns with this long-in-the-works documentary about Fred Negro, "the unofficial mayor of St Kilda", featuring interviews with everyone from Tim Rogers and Clinton Walker to our fave, various members of The Fuck Fucks. Appropriately enough for a film about an iconic time in Melbourne, the film will premiere at MIFF.

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