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Don Hany
- Don Hany as Viktor Khadem, an Iranian-Australian inmate at the Won Wron Correctional Centre (protagonist)
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Actor Don Hany, who plays Viktor, has Hungarian heritage but plays an Iranian man in Healing. Nonetheless, he plays this very believable troubled convict who has a very engaging relationship with an injured wedge-tailed eagle, which is an iconic Australian bird of prey.
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- Drama
- Craig Monahan
- 2015-05
Hany plays Viktor, a man in a low-security correctional centre in the country, nearing the end of an 18-year sentence. “Being a jail movie, people might assume it’s gritty and hard blown but it’s actually a bromance and a chick flick,” Melbourne-based Hany says, laughing.
- Sandy George
Viktor Kahdem (Don Hany), is an Iranian-Australian criminal, and is being is transferred to the Won Wron Correctional Centre, a low-security prison farm situated in rural Victoria, to serve the final stretch of his prison sentence. Once there, he quickly attracts the attention of Matt Perry (Hugo Weaving), a correctional officer at the prison.
May 7, 2014 · Hany plays Viktor, a prison veteran who other inmates are both scared of and prone to provoking. An Iranian whose drunken mistake lost him his family, he’s nearing the end of his sentence but is in no way prepared for the outside world.
May 25, 2014 · Viktor Kahdem is a man who has almost given up on life, sentenced to a low-security prison farm, a completely non-threatening environment where it is still felt that some individuals can be reformed.
Best known for his TV work in East West 101 and Offspring, Hany stars alongside Hugo Weaving in the new Aussie film as Viktor Khadem, an Iranian man serving an 18-year prison sentence for murder.
May 7, 2014 · As Viktor Khadem, an Iranian-Australian inmate nearing the end of a 16-year stretch for murder, Hany brings an impressive mix of toughness and wounded fragility.
