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Swerve

Name: Swerve
Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Released: 2012-06-06
Duration: 86 min
Rating: 5.337

★ 5,3 /10 (49 Votes)

2012 EN 86 min

Overview

Driving cross-country to a job interview, Colin takes a short cut and comes across a fatal road accident. One of the drivers, Jina, is shaken but unhurt; the other has been killed instantly. Beside the dead body is a briefcase full of money, which Colin turns in to the local police. But getting out of town proves a nightmare, as Colin's good deed causes a series of bizarre events to unfold.

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06/06/2012

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Wrong Turn. Wrong Place. Wrong Time.

Genres

Crime Drama Thriller

Status

Released

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Runtime

86 min

Website

www.swervefeaturefilm.com

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Jason Clarke

Frank

Emma Booth

Jina

David Lyons

Colin

Travis McMahon

Charlie

Vince Colosimo

Sam

Roy Billing

Good Samaritan

Greg Stone

Publican

Chris Haywood

Armstrong

Robert Mammone

Logan

Andy Anderson

Ambulance Officer

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Scott Harrison

Ambulance Driver

Edmund Pegge

Buyer

Chris Asimos

Valet (Uncredited)

Glenn McMillan

Saxophone Player (Uncredited)

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Pulpy Neo-Noir in the Australian Outback. Swerve is written and directed by Craig Lahiff. It stars Emma Booth, Jason Clarke, David Lyons, Vince Colosimo and Travis MacMahon. Music is by Paul Grabowsky and cinematography by David Foreman. It was done absolutely no favours by the marketing department, the studio executives clearly not having a clue what sort of film they had on their hands. Even the home format releases are adorned with enticing slogans such as “The New Mad Max” and etc, which is utter tosh and only of use to dupe high energy action film fans into buying the product. Sw…

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