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Stretching from the spectacular red desert of Australia’s outback to the cool corridors of power in Canberra, THE CODE tells the story of two very different brothers who unearth information those at the highest levels of political power will kill to keep secret.

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The Code

Series listing
The Code series 1 series
The Code series 2 2016
Director
Shawn Seet
Writers
Shelley Birse  Blake Ayshford  Justin Monjo
Producer
David Maher  David Taylor  Shelley Birse
Executive Producers
David Ogilvy  Greer Simpkin  Carole Sklan
Dir. of Photography
Bruce Young
Cast
Dan Spielman - Ashley Zuckerman - Adam Garcia - David Wenham - Lucy Lawless - Aden Young - Chelsie Preston Crayford - Adele Perovic - Dan Wyllie - Aaron Pedersen - Paul Tassone
Production Completion
2014
Genre
Drama, Thriller
Production Company
Curio Pictures Pty Ltd
International Sales
DCD Rights

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