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| Lincoln Younes | ... |
Hassim
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| Rahel Romahn | ... |
Nick
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Michael Denkha | ... |
Ibrahim
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| Fayssal Bazzi | ... |
D-Mac
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| Alexander England | ... |
Shane 'Shit-Stick'
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| Damon Herriman | ... |
Jason
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| Justin Rosniak | ... |
Ditch
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Chris Bunton | ... |
Evan
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| Harriet Dyer | ... |
Stacey
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| David Field | ... |
Vic
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| Marshall Napier | ... |
Graham Sheather
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| Josh McConville | ... |
Gav
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| Dylan Young | ... |
Az
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| Christiaan Van Vuuren | ... |
Doof
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Anthony Taufa | ... |
Taufa
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A black comedy set during the aftermath of the Cronulla riots, it is the story of two carloads of hotheads from both sides of the fight destined to collide.
Set during the aftermath of the Cronulla riots in Australia, it is the story of how two carloads of adversaries seeking revenge accidentally meet. It is described as black comedy but technically that is incorrect because, by definition, a comedy has to be funny and the laughs in the movie are not only sparse but not very funny. The fact that the story is slow and quite boring doesn't help. The film has received some critical praise in Australia, but I'm of the opinion that it's only because Australian cinema is currently in a severe lull.
Perhaps it's aimed at a young audience, who may even enjoy it. I'm in my fifties and found it dull. Seriously consider waiting until a TV release and be disappointed then. At least you can change channels.