Drown (2015)
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Cast
as Len Smithy
as Phil
as Meat
as Tom
as Dan
as Jim Harden
as Woman Who Drowned
as Girl on Beach
as Girl on Beach
as Girl on Beach
as Girl on Beach
as Drowning Boy
as Drowning Boy's Mother
as Groundskeeper
as Chook
as Beach Bystander
as Beach Bystander
as Beach Bystander
as Beach Bystander
as Danno
as Fingers
as Philly
as Mal
as Dredlocks
as Lifesaver
as Lifesaver
as Lifesaver
as Mary
as Mick Smithy
as Nipper
as Nipper
as Nipper
as Nipper
as Nipper
as Nipper
as Titty Bar Spruker
as Bartender
as Beefy Guy
as Flirty Girl
as Flirty Girl's Friend
as Laughing Woman
as Laughing Woman's Friend
as Laughing Woman's Friend
as Aggressive Guy
as Bar Bouncer
as Bar Bouncer
as Helen
as Levdog
as Levdog's Boyfriend
as Guys Holding Hands
as Guys Holding Hands
as Skater
as Skater
as Nightclub Line Patron
as Nightclub Line Patron
as Big Bouncer
as Michael Patterson
as Surf Club Awards Attendee
as Surf Club Award Attendee
as Surf Club Awards Attendee
as Surf Club Awards Attendee
as Surf Club Awards Attendee
as Vomiting Boy
as Vomiting Girl
as Gay Club Patron
as Gay Club Patron
as Gay Club Patron
as Gay Club Patron
as Gay Club Patron
as Gay Club Patron
as Boris the Drug Dealer
as Guy Jacking Off
as Guy Having Sex
as Guy Giving Blowjob
as Police Officer
as Police Officer
Critic Reviews for Drown
All Critics (4) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (2)
It's an unpleasant experience that spends too much of its time with bad dialogue to say anything we don't already know.
The film hinges on Levett's powerful performance.
The trio of actors -- Levett, Jack Matthews, and Harry Cook -- anchors the film with compelling performances.
Francis has got an interesting eye and goal in mind here, it's just the material needed more refinement and stronger structural beats for it to reach its admirably lofty ambitions.
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Drown Quotes
| Len Smithy: | I know about your friend. |
| Len Smithy: | Do you ever think of the end of the world? |
| Len Smithy: | So what's your deal mate. Where you from, why you're here. |