Anonymous
9/18/2025, 5:30:10 AM
No.150854030
9/18/2025, 5:30:10 AM
No.150854030
>>150853910
I may watch this at some point. It sounds interesting.
>Narrated by Celia Pacquola, one of Australia's most beloved comedians and actors known for her roles in Utopia, Rosehaven, and Thank God You’re Here, the film chronicles the experiences of rookies and seasoned veterans as they strive to become a Top Gun – the best ballkids of the tournament, chosen to work on Rod Laver Arena for the prestigious finals matches.
>From the early morning training sessions to the pressure of working with the whole world watching, their story is one of grit and determination.
>“We’ve always known that the ballkids are integral to the smooth running of the tournament, but Ballkids shows just how much effort, skill, and determination it takes to make it to the top,” Scott Baskett, Director and Producer at Run Wild Productions, said.
>“This documentary is not just about tennis, it’s about resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of perfection — values that transcend the sport itself.”
I may watch this at some point. It sounds interesting.
>Narrated by Celia Pacquola, one of Australia's most beloved comedians and actors known for her roles in Utopia, Rosehaven, and Thank God You’re Here, the film chronicles the experiences of rookies and seasoned veterans as they strive to become a Top Gun – the best ballkids of the tournament, chosen to work on Rod Laver Arena for the prestigious finals matches.
>From the early morning training sessions to the pressure of working with the whole world watching, their story is one of grit and determination.
>“We’ve always known that the ballkids are integral to the smooth running of the tournament, but Ballkids shows just how much effort, skill, and determination it takes to make it to the top,” Scott Baskett, Director and Producer at Run Wild Productions, said.
>“This documentary is not just about tennis, it’s about resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of perfection — values that transcend the sport itself.”