8 Mile - A Long Journey  Soon to hit Australian screens Marshall Mathers as a shadow of himself... By Emma Kae - 12th November 2002 - Back to News •Tell us your opinion •See what others have said 8 Mile – The story of a young man in Detroit trying to make his way on stage and into the big time. Sound familiar? It is the near-biography of America’s biggest, baddest export, Marshall Mathers (aka. Eminem) and follows the genre of past films such as Rebel Without A Cause and Saturday Night Fever.
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