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Forced Change (2022)

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Where to watch Forced Change in Australia

Forced Change is free to watch in Australia on Tubi. You can also rent or buy it on Apple TV from $4.99 and Prime Video Store from $3. With a library card you can also watch Forced Change free on Hoopla, if your library subscribes.

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About Forced Change

FORCED CHANGE is a feature documentary that uses the path of destruction left behind by Hurricane Katrina as a vehicle to bring to life unique human stories that shed light on what it means to be home. Filmed at critical moments over the last fourteen years, FORCED CHANGE is a heart-breaking retrospective of four unique and relatable, but displaced, characters that left New Orleans after the hurricane and never returned home.

Year
2022
Genres
Documentary
Runtime
77mins
Director
Rennik Soholt

Forced Change release dates in Australia

First release (worldwide)

Release dates: TMDB.

Cast and crew of Forced Change

Director
Rennik Soholt
Producer
Justine Simonson, Barry Germansky
Director of Photography
Joe Brunette

Cast and crew: TMDB.

Forced Change trailer

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Is Forced Change on Netflix in Australia?

No, Forced Change is not on Netflix in Australia right now. It is free on Tubi.

Can I watch Forced Change for free in Australia?

Yes, you can watch Forced Change for free in Australia on Tubi. Free services are paid for by ads. With a library card it is also free on Hoopla, if your library subscribes.

Can I rent or buy Forced Change in Australia?

Yes, you can rent or buy Forced Change in Australia on Apple TV (rent from $4.99, buy from $16.99) and Prime Video Store (rent from $3, buy from $12).