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All for One

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The history of Australia's first pro cycling team.
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Craig Mathieson The Sunday Age 08/28/2017
2.5/5
It bulges with Aussie camaraderie and conflicting personalities whose disagreements are mentioned but never examined. Go to Full Review Leigh Paatsch Herald Sun (Australia) 08/24/2017
2.5/5
The biggest drawback is the film's tendency to forget itself when it comes to impartially - and just as importantly, thoroughly - reporting the GreenEdge story. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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07/04/2019 Whilst I agree with the critique that it may not delve deep enough into the less tasteful aspects of bike racing, culture and internal team dynamics, All For One is an emotional rollercoaster from the team's inception to the film's conclusion with at least 2 stories to bring you to tears and leave you shaking with emotion. Whether this is merely serendipitous is not for the viewer to be concerned with - whilst not wildly intellectually stimulating if it's entertainment and motivation you're seeking look no further - this is raw untempered emotion at its best. See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Marcus Cobbledick

Director

Dan Jones

Director

Esteban Chaves

Actor

Matthew Hayman

Actor

Phil Liggett

Actor

Marcus Cobbledick

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Movie Info

Synopsis The history of Australia's first pro cycling team.
Director
Marcus Cobbledick, Dan Jones
Producer
Nick Batzias, Dan Jones, Virginia Whitwell
Screenwriter
Marcus Cobbledick, Dan Jones
Production Co
Madman Production Company
Genre
Documentary, Biography
Original Language
Australian English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jun 26, 2018
Runtime
1h 40m
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