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Under the Radar (2004)A surfer working in a home for the mentally impaired takes 2 patients on a day trip to the beach that has horrific results. Director:Evan ClarryWriter:Steve Pratt |
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Brandon
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Adrian
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Trevor
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Jo
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Robert Menzies | ... |
Ched
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Garry
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Trent
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Ash
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Gene
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Mario
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Lee
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Ricardo
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Maxine
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Eric
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When surf crazy Brandon throws a surf mental he is sentenced to 'helping' in a home for the mentally disabled. Then enter two of the home's people. The two men realize that Brandon is their new ticket for a fun getaway. A day trip to the beach results in their meeting a mysterious waitress called Jo. An accidental murder gets them into strife, but if they want to live they will have to stay under the radar. Written by movieman7800
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Murder...Mayhem...Madness...It's just another day at the beach See more »Parents Guide:
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29 July 2004 (Australia) See more »Company Credits
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Yeah, this film is a blend of Momento and Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, but I'm yet to see a completely original film that hasn't borrowed something from another film. Under the Radar takes these themes and makes them its own. The actors do a top notch job and the director handles this well written piece with pace and style. Evan Clarry and Steve Pratt have managed to weave together the multiple genres seamlessly in a form that keeps us guessing right to the end. The locations across the Gold Coast look stunning and are well utilized and the surfing sequences take you face first into the waves. The stunts are big for a low to mid budget film, but it looks and feels anything but low budget. In my opinion this is one little Aussie gem that has truly slipped; Under the Radar. Steady Eddy - Keep on shaking'. You owned the screen with a great first time performance.