Two Hands is a simple and clever crime film about its effect on Australia's youth accurately and with the special Aussie Touch. It also has a charming performance from young Heath Ledger still in his Australian youth so that altogether the result is great. My choice for best Australian movie of all time. Heath Ledger hasn't played anything as good since, however Bryan Brown steals the show as Pando. No doubt one of my favourite characters. And David Field as Acko follows closely behind. Fantastic!
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Two Hands
Overview
19-year-old Jimmy is just scraping by in the red-light district of Sydney. When local crime lord Pando offers him a shot at working for his syndicate, Jimmy jumps at the chance to deliver a costly package. But, when Jimmy gets jacked by a couple of kids, he's indebted to the dangerous gangster for $10,000. Running out of time, he schemes to rob a bank to save himself and a beautiful girl he desires from a gruesome demise.
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Release date
29/07/1999
Votes
172
Popularity
1.7
Heath Ledger
Jimmy
Bryan Brown
Pando
Rose Byrne
Alex
David Field
Acko
Tom Long
Wally
Tony Forrow
Eddie
Mariel McClorey
Helen
Susie Porter
Deirdre
Steven Vidler
The Man
Dale Kalnins
Kiwi Bob
Kiri Paramore
Les (Origami Presenter)
William Drury
Jesus Freak
David Moeaki
Louise
Mathew Wilkinson
Rocket
Mary Acres
Mrs. Jones
Evan Sheaves
Pete
Jarrah Darling
Aaron
Jai Kemp
Security Guard
Steve Le Marquand
Wozza
Original Soundtrack
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A great black comedy about the Australian underworld Many years ago I saw this movie (on television maybe?) and loved it. So I decided to rent it on DVD the other day to see whether it still held up in my estimation. It did. Set in Sydney's notorious King's Cross district (where prostitution, drug abuse and sex stores thrive), it tells the story of "Jimmy" (played by Heath Ledger). Jimmy is a young man...maybe late teens or thereabouts, who hasn't had a stable family background. He is on the fringes of society, and works as a 'tout' for a sex club (encouraging people to enter the store).…
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