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420 ballkids are selected from a field of thousands of applicants – each desperately
hoping to be part of the Australian Open. Being there is like winning the lottery for these tennis keeners, but – instead of luck – they earn the prize through intense training regimes and delivering almost perfect performances. The ballkid trials are conducted in Melbourne annually, with interstate and international hopefuls expected to travel if they want to be taken seriously. But selection is only the first hurdle. Once at the Australian Open, all 420 ballkids vie to make it onto centre court and, eventually, earn the prestige of being chosen for the biggest stage of them all - the men’s and women’s grand final. Each with their own internal struggles, they must overcome heat, long hours, new found independence and an ever increasing demand for perfection.

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Classification date
Year of production
2024
Classification
G
Consumer advice
General
Category
Films
Category detail
Accredited Classifier Decision - Film
Media type
Not Specified
Version
ORIGINAL
Duration
65 minutes
Director/Creator
Scott Baskett
Producer
Naomi Just
Production company
Run Wild Productions | Mischief Media
Country of origin
AUSTRALIA
Language
ENGLISH
Applicant
ICON FILM DISTRIBUTION
File number
T25/09554
Classification number
CLAS-933941
Alternative titles
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