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Roar

2015, English. Directed by Stuart Langfield & Dylan Rekert.

ROAR is a film about generational bonds and disconnects, exploring the commitments of two brothers divided by pride, brought together to fulfill their Grandfather's final wishes. In doing so they question each others motives as they struggle to come to terms with what has been asked of them. Roar is about people with extraordinary powers; powers they spend their lives battling to control, and which ultimately consume them.

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Released
21 April 2015
Written by
Stuart Langfield, Dylan Rekert

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Roar (2015) was directed by Stuart Langfield and Dylan Rekert and stars Matthew MacCaull, Dakota Daulby, David Petersen.

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