Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Daniel Brocklebank | ... | Jack | |
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Garry Summers | ... | Martin |
Bernie Hodges | ... | Max | |
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Wayne Virgo | ... | Rook |
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Alice Keates | ... | Heather |
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David Jones | ... | Father Elliot |
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Jonathan Blake | ... | Head Guard |
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Chris Bowden | ... | Lead Thug |
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Chris Bowden | ... | Lead Thug |
Simon Pearce | ... | Danny | |
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Max McCormack-Gray | ... | Danny Aged 7 |
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Adam Young | ... | Nurse |
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Richard Chan | ... | Property Guard |
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Patricia Prior | ... | Nun |
Oliver Park | ... | Prisoner |
Father Jack is imprisoned for a crime that he has committed. The inmates suspect him of paedophilia and begin to persuade his teenage cellmate of this. His true crime is confessed to a prison guard with whom Jack has fallen in love.
Terrible acting, uninviting characters (or more so stereotyped caricatures), awful camera work, contrived and completely unbelievable plot, tacky music, poor flow of scene transitions, the list just goes on... It makes a artsy fartsy high school film project seem more sophisticated in comparison. I was not sure if I was enduring an intended cheap, bad soap opera imitation exploiting on gay, religious, and prison themes just to attract certain groups of audience. This is basically artistic masturbation without any regard to giving the audience a involving story telling experience. My friend and I finally walked out after 30 minutes of this awful, awful movie, and we felt we should have been paid to endure this torturous bad film, instead of us paying to see it!