AACTA Award Winning actor/writer/director Hunter Page-Lochard brings 25 years of experience including feature film debut Brand Nue Dae, lead role in Cleverman and Lizard in the upcoming Kid Snow. Kid Snow, a washed-up Irish fighter in a raucous travelling tent-boxing show, is offered a rematch against the man he fought ten years ago.

Kid Snow is in select Australian cinemas SEPTEMBER 12

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Summary

Could there be a more exciting time for Australian cinema? With its newest film “Kid Snow,” audiences are in for a rich and visually stunning treat. Actor Hunter Page-Lochard, celebrated for his countless contributions to the industry, recently sat down with the For Your Reference Podcast to discuss his latest project and more.

In our discussion, Hunter Page-Lochard opens up about his career and shares his thoughts on the importance of storytelling, representation, and the journey of self-discovery. Below is a detailed look into our conversation with this multi-talented artist.

An Impressive Career

Hunter Page-Lochard boasts 25 years of experience in the acting industry, making his debut in the feature film “Brand New Day” and starring in the critically acclaimed series “Cleverman.” His portrayal of Lizard in the upcoming “Kid Snow” serves as another testament to his versatility and dedication.

“Also, I can’t believe I’m actually talking to you right now,” KT, the host, gushes at the beginning of the interview. Set to hit select Australian cinemas on September 12, “Kid Snow” tells the story of a washed-up Irish fighter who is handed a rematch with a man he fought a decade ago. The film’s intriguing premise already has fans eagerly awaiting its release.

Recognizing Achievements

It’s impossible to overlook Hunter’s recent accolade: the Best Supporting Actor award for his role in “The Newsreader.” KT congratulates him warmly, to which Hunter responds with gratitude, saying, “Thank you very much. Thank you. Yeah. That was, you know, brother getting these flowers. So I definitely accepted that.”

KT and Hunter exchange light-hearted banter, with Hunter acknowledging the support he’s received. Their camaraderie sets a warm tone for the deeper discussion that follows.

Filming in Kalgoorlie

Hunter and the production team for “Kid Snow” had the unique opportunity to film in the visually rich landscapes of Western Australia, particularly Kalgoorlie. The importance of location became a significant point of discussion.

“I’ve actually never been to Kalgoorlie as well,” Hunter admits. “So kind of experiencing that, you know, you hear all the stories. You’ve spent time with mob who are from there and stuff like that. So, like, you understand it really