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2024·Thriller·1h 29m
7.1
Brock is a teenage skateboarder suffering from a recent family tragedy connected to the Holden Elizabeth Plant (Australia’s last auto factory). He comes up with a unique money-making scheme that tangles him up in Adelaide’s criminal underworld, and only his Peter Brock-obsessed mum & emo ex-girlfriend can save him from a terrifying fate.
Directed by Pete Williams
australia
skateboarding
punk rock
emo
adelaide
elizabeth
crime
holden
supercars

Cast

Jude Turner
Jude Turner
Brock
Adam Tuominen
Adam Tuominen
Wayne
Brad McCarthy
Brad McCarthy
Hunter
Gabby Llewelyn
Gabby Llewelyn
Shazza
Jaya Suartika
Jaya Suartika
Punk Kid
Tatiana Goode
Tatiana Goode
Kylie

Crew

Pete Williams
Pete Williams
Director
Pete Williams
Pete Williams
Writer

Popular Reviews

3 reviews
Adam
Adam
The Last Grind
Vegemite in the fridge?????

Regardless, beautiful score and some beautiful shots. Held my attention the entire runtime and packed a punch!
Vegemite in the fridge?????

Regardless, beautiful score and some beautiful shots. Held my attention the entire runtime and packed a punch!
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Jack Simmons
Jack Simmons
The Last Grind
Solid directorial and writing debut from Pete Williams, will be seated for when his next film releases. Didn’t exactly enjoy the main character Brock, just felt very boring couldn’t exactly get attached to him but during the Q&A after the film, Pete explained that’s how he was directed to act and know it makes a bit more sense for myself.

Did enjoy the start of the film with the TV playing the old Holden ads in the factory, loved the juxtaposition between the two. Cinematography and editing were solid, but IMO it felt like during flashbacks, they were dumbed down by the filters put over them like the audience wouldn’t be able to put 2 and 2 together.

Overall, I enjoyed how local the film is and how it is obviously a passion project from Pete Williams about his home town of Elizabeth. Solid debut with some issues that weren’t too negative on the film but I will be seated for his next film.
Solid directorial and writing debut from Pete Williams, will be seated for when his next film releases. Didn’t exactly enjoy the main character Brock, just felt very boring couldn’t exactly get attached to him but during the Q&A after the film, Pete explained that’s how he was directed to act and know it makes a bit more sense for myself.

Did enjoy the start of the film with the TV playing the old Holden ads in the factory, loved the juxtaposition between the two. Cinematography and editing were solid, but IMO it felt like during flashbacks, they were dumbed down by the filters put over them like the audience wouldn’t be able to put 2 and 2 together.

Overall, I enjoyed how local the film is and how it is obviously a passion project from Pete Williams about his home town of Elizabeth. Solid debut with some issues that weren’t too negative on the film but I will be seated for his next film.
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Luisa Moller
Luisa Moller
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