| Credited cast: | |||
| Andrei Alen | ... | Lancia Driver | |
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Stephen Bent | ... | RS 200 Co - Driver |
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Alexander Cambell | ... | Sport Psychologist |
| Alexander Campbell | ... | Sport Psychologist | |
| Matthew Jure | ... | RS 200 Driver | |
| Richard Madden | ... | Shane | |
| Michael Smiley | ... | Martin Kelly | |
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Walter Sweetman Jr. | ... | Young Marshall |
| Dominic Wolf | ... | Sullivan | |
It is 1986, the peak of high-octane Group B rally driving. Known for its incredibly dangerous off-road races, notorious for lack of crowd control, and some of the most powerful and sophisticated cars the world has ever seen, this is the golden era of rallying. Rally driver Shane Hunter is facing his comeback to Group B competition after a long and troubled absence.
This was an excellent short film.
Personally, I am extremely happy that the film did not simply focus on the cars and the actual rallying aspect of the Group B era in the short screen time we were given. Why? Because it is not meant to be a documentary or a fan service film. The filmmakers here showed that they love rally, but more importantly, they love making good movies and creating great characters—the setting of the group B era was just the icing on the cake.
The film perfectly captures the sheer awesomeness AND fear that the 1980s era of rallying brought to motorsport, and more importantly, the drivers themselves.
In the short time we had, the filmmakers established a great main character study, as well as introducing minor sub-plot elements of the Group B era ("The car goes faster than my mind") to accurately portray the instability of that era.
Excellent.