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Travis McMahon | ... | |
| David Lyons | ... | ||
| Bryan Brown | ... | ||
| Shane Jacobson | ... | ||
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Zoe Tuckwell-Smith | ... | |
| Daniel Krige | ... | ||
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Celia Ireland | ... | |
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Seymon Eckert | ... | |
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John Martin | ... |
Petrol Attendant
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| Steve Rodgers | ... |
Spuddo
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Wayne Walker | ... |
Ute Driver
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Cheyanne | ... |
Charlie Sparkles
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Craig Bartlett | ... |
Radio Operator
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Robert Whiteside | ... |
Bar Patron
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Russell Hunt | ... |
Bar Patron
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A man is kidnapped from his city home in the quiet hours of the night and, the kidnapper, John Kelly, embarks on a journey into the Australian Outback towards the place where his hostage is due for delivery. As time and distance roll by, the strength and endurance of both men will be tested to the very end. Written by Jasmine Yuen-Carrucan
This is not a bad movie --
not a good one -- kind of slow in places --
Standard Ausie Out-Back movie -- some parts are like Bone Dry --
others remind you of Wolf Creek -- Both of the characters played did a remarkable job in keeping you interested in the long journey --
It was rather cool how Rosco (Bryan Brown) took care of his friend Thommo (Shane Jacobson)...
All in all not a waste of time -- but not an on the edge of your seat thrill either.
You be the judge of this one. I gave it a 6 because they didn't supply a 5 & a half.