A new Australian-made doco is out to give a larrikin's eye view of the world's biggest cycling race. Called 'Detour de France' it follows Australian journalist John Trevorrow and his team on the road with the 2005 edition of the race.
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The film previews at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August before a planned general release in late September/early October.
A new Australian-made doco is out to give a larrikin's eye view of the world's biggest cycling race. Called 'Detour de France' it follows Australian journalist John Trevorrow and his team on the road with the 2005 edition of the race.
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The film previews at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August before a planned general release in late September/early October.
A new Australian-made doco is out to give a larrikin's eye view of the world's biggest cycling race. Called 'Detour de France' it follows Australian journalist John Trevorrow and his team on the road with the 2005 edition of the race.
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The film previews at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August before a planned general release in late September/early October.
-- Shane Stanley
Is he any relation to Sydney comedian Mark Trevorrow aka Bob Downe? Will there be any light blue leisure suits in evidence?
A new Australian-made doco is out to give a larrikin's eye view of the world's biggest cycling race. Called 'Detour de France' it follows Australian journalist John Trevorrow and his team on the road with the 2005 edition of the race.
<snip>
The film previews at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August before a planned general release in late September/early October.
-- Shane Stanley
Is he any relation to Sydney comedian Mark Trevorrow aka Bob Downe? Will there be any light blue leisure suits in evidence?