2025
Catchin' Mumoo
When a Great White shark keeps taking a fisherman's catch his seven year-old son takes it upon himself to row out to sea and catch it.
Director
Dylan Coleman
Runtime
12 Minutes
Country
Australia
Classification
Unclassified 15+
When a Great White shark keeps taking a fisherman's catch his seven year-old son takes it upon himself to row out to sea and catch it.
Screening with First Nations shorts:
The Secret (Lilla Berry)
The Mysterious Maiden of Montefiores (Travis Akbar)
Screening with First Nations shorts:
The Secret (Lilla Berry)
The Mysterious Maiden of Montefiores (Travis Akbar)
Film Credits
Director
Dylan Coleman
Year
2025
Country
Australia
Language
English, Kokatha (Aboriginal) & Greek
Subtitles
English
Type
Fiction & Short
Program Strand
Shorts
Producer
Gregory John Read & Dylan Coleman
Writer
Dylan Coleman
Cast
Zavier Kartinyeri, Tiana Sansbury & Peter Gronthos
Film Source
Dylan Coleman
Genre
Family, First Nations, Indigenous & Short
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