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SHINE 31
WWN & SHINE Wrestling present SHINE 31, Ybor City, FL, 12/11/2015. Matches include: SHINE Championship Match Santana defends vs. #1 Contender Fatal Four Way Winner • SHINE Tag Team Championship Tournament Finals Opening Round Match #1 Winners vs. Opening Round Match #2 Winners • Leilani Kai vs. Leah Von Dutch • Su Yung w/ So Cal Val & April Hunter vs. Jessica James • Andrea w/ So Cal Val & April Hunter vs. Amanda Carolina Rodriguez w/ La Rosa Negra • Thunderkitty w/ Leilani Kai vs. Luscious Latasha • SHINE Tag Team Championship Tournament Opening Round Match #2 Jayme Jameson & Marti Belle w/ So Cal Val & April Hunter vs. The Buddy System of Solo Darling & Heidi Lovelace • SHINE Tag Team Championship Tournament Opening Round Match #1 Legendary of Malia Hosaka & Brandi Wine w/ Leilani Kai vs. Mia Yim & Leva • SHINE Championship #1 Contender Fatal Four Way Match Taylor Made w/ April Hunter vs. Amber Gallows vs. Jessicka Havok vs. Allysin Kay.
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Plot Summary
The film chronicles the life of David Helfgott, a gifted pianist whose prodigious talent is both a blessing and a curse. Helfgott struggles with mental health issues and a strained relationship with his father as he navigates the intense world of classical music and international fame. His journey is marked by brilliant performances and profound personal challenges.
Critical Reception
Shine was widely acclaimed by critics and audiences alike for its powerful performances, particularly Geoffrey Rush's Oscar-winning portrayal of David Helfgott. The film was lauded for its sensitive exploration of genius, mental illness, and family dynamics, earning numerous awards and nominations.
What Reviewers Say
Geoffrey Rush delivers a tour-de-force performance that is both captivating and heartbreaking.
The film sensitively portrays the complexities of genius and mental health.
A moving and inspiring biographical drama that resonates long after viewing.
Google audience: Viewers praised the film's emotional depth and Geoffrey Rush's incredible acting. Many found it to be a deeply moving and thought-provoking story about overcoming personal struggles.
Awards & Accolades
Won the Academy Award for Best Actor (Geoffrey Rush), nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay. Won 3 BAFTA Awards.
Fun Fact
Geoffrey Rush initially turned down the role of David Helfgott twice before finally accepting it.
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