Produced and Directed by Mark’s filmmaker son Luke, Sharko is an intimate and inspiring deep dive into the life and career of his father Mark ‘Sharko’ Graham, a Rugby League legend whose journey through the sport has left an indelible mark on the game. The film captures not only the highs and lows of a professional athlete but also the personal resilience and community spirit that drive one of the game’s greatest figures. The selected event screenings will feature Q&A’s by Director Luke Graham, appearances by prominent Australian media personalities and Rugby League legends, offering audiences an exclusive chance to engage with the film’s creator.

Upcoming Q&A Screening Dates and Locations:

·       29 March @ Avoca Beach Theatre, Central Coast. Hosted by Steve Allan and David Fairleigh.

·       2 April @ Strand Caloundra, Sunshine Coast. Hosted by Tony Durkin, with special guests. 

·       4 April @ The Backlot, Perth. Hosted by Bruce Welsh and WA NRL with intro by Luke Graham.

·       9 April @ Roseville Cinemas, Sydney. Hosted by Dean Ritchie and Jono Farr.

·       11 April @ Five Star Cinemas, Brisbane. Hosted by Jason Dasey. 

The highly anticipated Q&A tour for Sharko is set to launch at the iconic Avoca Beach Theatre on the Central Coast. Hosted by Master of NRL Ceremonies Steve Allan and North Sydney Bears great David Fairleigh, the event will be supported by Bears fan group ‘The Den’, promising an unforgettable evening for rugby league fans. Next, the tour heads to the stunning Sunshine Coast, where legendary Queensland journalist Tony Durkin will host the screening, with special guests to be announced soon. In Perth, the passionate rugby league community will come together for a screening in Australia’s newest NRL city. Longtime Bears fan and radio personality Bruce Welsh will host the night, alongside the dedicated Western Australian NRL contingent. Sydney’s majestic Roseville Cinemas will welcome rugby league journalist Dean ‘Bulldog’ Ritchie and esteemed radio host and commentator Jono Farr for a night of insights and discussion. The SHARKO Q&A tour will conclude in Brisbane at the locally revered Five Star Cinemas New Farm. TV and radio presenter Jason Dasey will host the final event, ensuring a memorable end to an incredible tour. “Bringing SHARKO to audiences across Australia is an incredible honour. This film is deeply personal, and seeing it resonate with people—especially rugby league fans and those who connect with its themes—means everything. I’m excited to share Dad’s story, meet our supporters, and hear their own experiences at these special Q&A screenings.” Luke Graham commented.

After these special screenings, SHARKO will be available digitally in both New Zealand and Australia from 21 April. For more information

The highly anticipated Q&A tour for Sharko is set to launch at the iconic Avoca Beach Theatre on the Central Coast. Hosted by Master of NRL Ceremonies Steve Allan and North Sydney Bears great David Fairleigh, the event will be supported by Bears fan group ‘The Den’, promising an unforgettable evening for rugby league fans. Next, the tour heads to the stunning Sunshine Coast, where legendary Queensland journalist Tony Durkin will host the screening, with special guests to be announced soon. In Perth, the passionate rugby league community will come together for a screening in Australia’s newest NRL city. Longtime Bears fan and radio personality Bruce Welsh will host the night, alongside the dedicated Western Australian NRL contingent. Sydney’s majestic Roseville Cinemas will welcome rugby league journalist Dean ‘Bulldog’ Ritchie and esteemed radio host and commentator Jono Farr for a night of insights and discussion. The SHARKO Q&A tour will conclude in Brisbane at the locally revered Five Star Cinemas New Farm. TV and radio presenter Jason Dasey will host the final event, ensuring a memorable end to an incredible tour. “Bringing SHARKO to audiences across Australia is an incredible honour. This film is deeply personal, and seeing it resonate with people—especially rugby league fans and those who connect with its themes—means everything. I’m excited to share Dad’s story, meet our supporters, and hear their own experiences at these special Q&A screenings.” Luke Graham commented.