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Synopsis
A trio of sailors about to be sent off to war hit the town for one last party in this semi-improvised drama from actor and filmmaker Matthew Newton. Sam (Ewen Leslie), Dean (Toby Schmitz) and Harry (Matthew Newton) are members of the Australian Navy who have orders to board the HMAS Dignity and set sail for duty that will eventually send them to Iraq. With twenty-four hours of liberty before they report for duty, Harry suggests they should hit Sydney and party. However, despite plenty of booze and a visit from some friendly hookers, it's hard for the men to relax and enjoy themselves. Sam isn't sure he can handle the stress of war, and has a one-night stand with a waitress (Gracie Otto) while wondering if he'd be better off deserting. Dean takes some time out for a dinner with his wife-to-be and her folks, but drinking loosens his tongue and he says some things he should have kept to himself. And Harry, the wildman of the group, doesn't seem so jovial when his day comes to a close. Three Blind Mice received its world premiere at the 2008 Sydney Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide


Production Crew

Hugh Miller Cinematographer
Caitlin Stanton Co-producer
John Foreman Composer (Music Score)
Matthew Newton Director
Gracie Otto Editor
Ben Ferris Executive Producer
Michael Favelle Executive Producer
Ben Davis Producer
Paul Finch Production Designer
Matthew Newton Screenwriter
Tony Vaccher Sound/Sound Designer
Year: 2009
Runtime: 93
Country: Australia
MPAA Rating:
Category: Feature

Genre
Drama

Release
March 17, 2009 (USA - Limited)
by IFC Films

Awards
2008 - Film Presented - Melbourne International Film Festival
2008 - Film Presented - Toronto International Film Festival
2008 - Film Presented - London Film Festival
2008 - Film Presented - AFI Fest
2009 - Film Presented - Seattle International Film Festival