Warren steps out of prison and straight into a self-help group whose idea of therapy is to play board games. But if he has to humor these weirdo’s, like Sally, a cat-burglar in training, Tom, a kid with anger problems, and Bev and Clem, a pair of old ducks with a penchant for poker. so the cops will leave him alone while he does a ‘job’ for a mate on the inside, then ‘roll the dice’.  It’s a dirty job, but Warren’s got to do it.  After five years inside, Warren (Simon Lyndon) would much rather be lying under a palm tree up north, than creeping around alleys in a hole like Glenmoore.  But first he has to deliver on a promise he made to his cellmate Sumo (Bruce Alexander).  Well, Warren can deal with that.  Trouble is, the group doesn’t know how to deal with Warren. They haven’t had a new member in years, let alone one who is a real criminal, and it turns their cozy world upside down. Allegiances get tested, secrets come out, things go missing. And somebody in the group wants Warren gone.

Festivals & Awards:

• Anchorage International Film Festival
• Mill Valley Film Festival
• Melbourne Traveling Film Festival
• Geelong: Opening Night Film
• Canberra International Film Festival, Official Selection
• St Kilda Film Festival: Official Selection

Writer & Director: Greg Williams
Distributor: Galloping Films Distribution
Runtime: 52 minutes
Country: Australia
Language: English
Rating:  NR

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