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Episode #48 | George Pullar And Ashlyn Louden - Gamble
b'In this episode of the Cinema Australia Podcast host Matthew Eeles is joined by actors George Pullar and Ashlyn Louden-Gamble who star in new Australian film, Moon Rock for Monday. \\n\\nMoon Rock for Monday about a young girl named Monday (Ashlyn Louden-Gamble) who believes the moon rock, or Uluru, can help cure her terminal illness.\\n\\nTo get to Uluru, Monday befriends Tyler (George Puller), a young man who has committed a heinous crime. Tyler essentially kidnaps Monday to assist with his escape from the cops, while Monday\\u2019s father, Bob (Aaron Jeffery), desperately tries to track her down and rescue her from the fugitive.'