The Child Jumpers

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Title

The Child Jumpers

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Friends that play together, stay together. In 2011 team Grand Cheval — which included ex-Mt Maunganui College mates Tom Furniss, Tim Armstrong and Cam Neate — triumphed at the 48Hours film contest with this mockumentary about four mates who get their kicks 'chumping'— jumping over children, adults, prams and sometimes, entire families in broad daylight. Ricky (Tim Batt, from podcast The Worst Idea of All Time) "lives to chump" and passes the passion on to his friends and German backpacker Joh...

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Video

Date created

2011

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-child-jumpers-2011

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children / families / thrill seekers / surprise / morning / beach / male friendship / backpacker / german / auckland airport / auckland / bully / fight / blood / violence / street / pram / boredoom / urban / voiceover / mocumentary / suburbia / pranks / confessions / travel / perth / car trouble

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