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The Sapphires stars Chris O'Dowd, Deborah Mailman, Jessica Mauboy, Shari Sebbens, Miranda Tapsell, Tory Kittles and Eka Darville, and is directed by Wayne Blair. The Sapphires trailer preview clip spoiler soundtrack and teaser    • THE SAPPHIRES - Own it on Blu-ray, Digital...  

About Deborah Mailman
Deborah Mailman was the first Aboriginal woman to win the AFI Best Actress Award. She won in 1998 for her performance in the feature film Radiance . Deb has since won two more AFI Awards, for Best Supporting Actress for her Bran Nue Dae (2009) and for Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a television drama for Offspring (2011), and she was nominated for her much loved work on the series The Secret Life of Us, a role for which she was twice awarded Most Outstanding Actress In A Drama Series at the Logies (2002 and 2004).
Deb appeared in Phillip Noyce's film Rabbit-Proof Fence, was part of The Actors Company for the Sydney Theatre Company (2006-2007), and has had roles in The Alice, Rush, The Book of Revelation and Monkey's Mask. Deb is also a talented writer and director, winning the IF Award for Best Short Film for Ralph, produced by Goalpost Pictures' Jessie Mangum.
Deb also appeared in the original stage production of The Sapphires.

GAIL played by Deborah Mailman
Gail is the oldest Sapphire. She has a tough love approach and pushes her sisters to make the most of their talents. Their bossy self-appointed manager, she is stern, to the point and will never take a backward step. She just needs to let go.

About Shari Sebbens
Shari is a proud Bardi, Jabirr-Jabirr woman born and raised in Darwin; she is one of six children, aunty to 14 and great aunt to 1. At 19 Shari was one of ten young artists chosen for "SPARK", the Australia Council for the Arts first theatre mentorship program. After 20 years desperately wanting to escape the humid north for bigger and better things she was accepted into WAAPA where she completed a one year, certificate 3 course in Aboriginal Theatre. At the end of the year she auditioned for and was accepted into NIDA. Shari has always had a passion for Indigenous theatre and through her training and opportunities' at NIDA and exposure to Sydney's art scene she has (further) developed her love for Shakespeare and film and television. The Sapphires is her first film role.

KAY played by Shari Sebbens
Kay is the level headed one. She is intelligent, caring, and strong. And, after a distance from her cousins for a number of years following her forced removal from her family as a child, she is still coming to terms of who she is. A lonely soul, she is looking for something or someone to replace the emptiness inside of her.

Songs from the film:
Run Through The Jungle
Ngarra Burra Ferra
In The Sweet By And By
Yellow Bird
Mornington Ride
Soul Man
Sadie The Cleaning Lady
Today I Started Loving You Again
Burnt Biscuits
Soul Sister, Brown Sugar
Hold On, I'm Coming
I'll Take You There
Who's Loving' You
Lonely Teardrops
Hush (South)
Saigon '68
What A Man
Shouting Out Love
If You Need Me
The Banana Boat Song (Day-O)
Land Of One Thousand Dances
These Arms Of Mine
People Make The World A Better Place
Nha Trang Vamp
I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)
Gotcha!

Thanks to London Film Festival http://www.bfi.org.uk/lff