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    COBBLER

    Title
    COBBLER
    SKU
    5564898
    Catalogue No.
    VLT00236DVBD
    UPC
    14381002362
    Release Date
    May 12, 2015
    Year Produced
    2014
    Director
    Format
    2Blu-ray
    Packaging
    2 Blu-Ray Case
    No. of Discs
    2
    Weight
    0.34
    Price
    $48 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    Max Simkin has had enough of working in his little New York shoe repair shop where he quietly envies people with more interesting lives. So when he discovers an old family heirloom with the magical ability to change his appearance and transform into any of his customers, the temptation is too good to pass up. However, his newfound ability to become someone else proves to be as troublesome as it is fun. When a ruthless real estate developer tries to take over his neighborhood, Max uses his gift to become the hero he always hoped he could be. Featuring an all-star cast including Adam Sandler, Steve Buscemi, Cliff Method Man Smith and Ellen Barkin, The Cobbler proves that sometimes you have to walk in another mans shoes to discover who you really are.
    Max Simkin has had enough of working in his little New York shoe repair shop where he quietly envies people with more interesting lives. So when he discovers an old family heirloom with the magical ability to change his appearance and transform into any of his customers, the temptation is too good to pass up. However, his newfound ability to become someone else proves to be as troublesome as it is fun. When a ruthless real estate developer tries to take over his neighborhood, Max uses his gift to become the hero he always hoped he could be. Featuring an all-star cast including Adam Sandler, Steve Buscemi, Cliff Method Man Smith and Ellen Barkin, The Cobbler proves that sometimes you have to walk in another man's shoes to discover who you really are.