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Swinging Safari
Description
In Australia, specifically in Knobby Beach, amid waves, children and beverage scents, a new miracle appears on the beach. Jeff tries very strangely to find his foot in a world that is changing faster than his hormones. There is a blue whale weighing 200 tons of kilograms, which Jeff thinks is the biggest thing in his life.
In Australia, specifically in Knobby Beach, amid waves, children and beverage scents, a new miracle appears on the beach. Jeff tries very strangely to find his foot in a world that is changing faster than his hormones. There is a blue whale weighing 200 tons of kilograms, which Jeff thinks is the biggest thing in his life.
Actors:
Lyndsay Sinclair,
Scott Arderne,
Ethan Robinson,
Richard Roxburgh,
Kai Pantano,
Sebastien Golenko,
Jacob Elordi,
James Calder,
Orlando Bailey,
Breanna Boyd,
Elliot Ashton
...»
Lyndsay Sinclair
Scott Arderne
Ethan Robinson
Richard Roxburgh
23 January 1962, Albury, New South Wales, Australia
Kai Pantano
Sebastien Golenko
Jacob Elordi
James Calder
Orlando Bailey
Breanna Boyd
Elliot Ashton
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Stephan Elliott
Country:
Australia
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January 15, 2018
Prawn heads in hubcaps, spin-the-vase and a rotting beached whale are some of the ingredients of Steph Elliott's semi-autobiographical film: a rowdy, crude and playful parody that takes an affectionate look at life in 70s Australia.
January 26, 2018
This is a movie that had an immediate effect on me and my co-viewer. We talked about it for hours. It's still on my mind.
February 22, 2018
Elliott whizzes from montage to sight gag to flashbacks and flash-forwards, skittering sideways for frequent discursions about the family pets, or a disastrous incident with a beach umbrella.
January 18, 2018
There's a hell of a lot of stuff, everywhere, all the time, and the sheer energy of it all is contagious, propulsive, and fun ... the colourful direction, performances and design make for an engaging and relentlessly entertaining ninety-six minutes.
March 14, 2018
It's vulgar and absurdly over-the-top. It's also really funny and a surprisingly refreshing summer tonic during Oscar season...
January 18, 2018
While there's plenty here to enjoy it's also so loud, fast and eye-wateringly garish that you'll probably need a Bex and a good lie down afterwards.
January 22, 2018
A movie that can't stuff its frames with enough raucous one-liners, polyester jumpsuits or instances of a woman urinating on a jellyfish-stung child.
January 17, 2018
It's just such a shame Swinging Safari is so shambolic and nowhere near as funny as it thinks it is
February 13, 2018
Unlike most Australian comedy films, which can barely sustain one viewing, Surfing Safari definitely holds up to a second helping, if for no other reason than to relish the period detail embedded into each frame, right down to the exploding pyjamas.
January 17, 2018
An established cast, a talented technical crew who've clearly done alot of work and a decent budget have formed together to create a potential comedy classic that's completely dismantled over the flaw of being fundamentally incomprehensible.
January 19, 2018
The trouble starts when things get half-serious. The half bit is the problem.
December 19, 2017
As he did so winningly in "Priscilla" and 1997's unfairly overlooked outback comedy "Welcome to Woop Woop," Elliott celebrates Australian identity with genuine love while simultaneously roasting it over the coals of no-holds-barred satire and parody.
