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Barry (Joel Edgerton) talks to Pope (Ben Mendelsohn) about living a straight life.
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Cast: Joel Edgerton, Ben Mendelsohn
Director: David Michôd
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Producer: Libby Sharpe, Vincent Sheehan, Bec Smith, Liz Watts
Screenwriter: David Michôd
Film Description: A youngster is given an inside look at a criminal empire that also happens to be his family in this independent drama. Teenage Joshua Cody (James Frecheville) is suddenly on his own after his mother's drug habit catches up with her, and he's taken in by his grandmother Smurf (Jacki Weaver), usually regarded as the black sheep of the family. Joshua quickly learns Smurf's reputation is well deserved; she and her four sons are members of a mid-level crime syndicate that operates out of her home in Melbourne. Baz (Joel Edgerton) looks after the money and is urging Smurf to move into something legit, Pope (Ben Mendelsohn) is a criminal jack-of-all-trades who never lets go of a grudge, Darren (Luke Ford) is an enforcer with an unfortunate weak streak, and Craig (Sullivan Stapleton) is a drug dealer who has become addicted to his own product. When Baz is murdered, the family's voice of reason is gone, and the unstable Pope takes the lead in the family's hierarchy; as suspicions fall on Joshua, the quiet newcomer is moved out of the house to keep him safe. Nathan Leckie (Guy Pearce) is a police detective who has found out who Joshua is and what he knows, and he tries to convince the teenager to help him put the Cody family behind bars, though Joshua isn't certain about his loyalties to these outlaws who are also his blood. The first feature film from director David Michod, Animal Kingdom was an official selection at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, where it received the World Cinema Jury Prize for Best Dramatic Feature.
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@MrP2409 most americans wouldnt get it mate they just dont have that same level of logic as .... welll as normal functioning people
bazzamataz72 2 weeks ago
@Ca11umism: The average idiot wouldn't enjoy the Animal Kingdom: no CGI, no explosions, gun shots are subtle, no celebrity actors either. Unfortunately, that's the way the world works: it's a pity but great movies like this are not for the average bogan, or suburban family, and are definitely not for the American market: most yanks wouldn't understand half the dialogue or any of the nuances.
Lots of respect though to those Americans who did enjoy it and rate it at Sundance.
MrP2409 1 month ago
Ben Mendelsohn and Joel Edgerton were great in this movie, as was Jackie Weaver. The kid (James Frecheville) was good too, although his role wasn't demanding, just a few grunts here and there. But, the little acting he did have to do was pretty good. Ben Mendelsohn creeps you out in this film. He's supposedly not a great bloke in real life and was apparently a turd on set for this movie - it comes through in the movie.
MrP2409 1 month ago
Mendelsohn was pretty similar to Walken in "At Close Range"
KleWdSide 4 months ago
i love the scene right after this
janitarjanitar 4 months ago
Ben Menldohn needs to get into bigger roles. His new film “Trespass” looks pretty sweet. I can’t wait to see him working with the great Nic Cage. bit. ly/oW4dGe
jasonmontes1492 6 months ago
Why is the profanity censored? :s
KirbySweetman 6 months ago
@Arrested101 Thankyou! I thought I was the only one who believed it was nominated for/won Oscars simply because it was a Hollywood deal. Fincher's great,
'Seven' is in my top 5 favorite films ever, but TSN was just horrid. JE and AG are both boring and at times, unconvincing-especially AG-but what got me was the fact that it won best screenplay. It was just JE bitching to lawyers for 2 hours and then it ends.
There was no real drama in it at all. King's speech was much better.
Ca11umism 7 months ago