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WARRIOR

METAL WARRIOR

By Steve RAVIC, Neil JOHNSON

MAJESTIC FILM - as SALES / PROD / PROMO

Drama - Completed 2011

An off-beat Australian street drama which draws you into the various socio-sub cultures that make up peripheral urban Australia. The film centers on Blaze, an aspiring musician who grows up in Melbourne's working class west, hence his group's ambition to overcome adversity.

- Year of production
- 2011
- Genres
- Drama, Social issues
- Countries
- AUSTRALIA, CROATIA, GERMANY
- Languages
- ENGLISH
- Budget
- 1 - 3 M$
- Duration
- 98 mn
- Director(s)
- Steve RAVIC, Neil JOHNSON
- Writer(s)
- Steve RAVIC
- Producer(s)
- Steve RAVIC (Metal Warriors Pty. Ltd.), Neil JOHNSON (Morphius Film), Bruno ZOVKO, Vesna SMOLIC, Vesna TROKTER
- Synopsis
- Warrior is an Australian street based drama which draws us inside the various socio-sub cultures that make up peripheral urban Australia. The film centers on Blaze, an aspiring musician who grows up in Melbourne's working class west, hence his group's ambition to overcome adversity.
  We follow Blaze and his colourful cohort of friends in an epic street tale of triumph and agony, submerged with beautiful women, barrels of beer, and the loudest rock'n'roll. Blaze and co., the so called "Society Lepers", expose the lies of our farcical society, where suicide and drugs run rampant in places least expected. Society label people like Blaze and his Metal Warriors as "Pariahs", but with Blaze and his motley group of friends, we find the most unlikely street heroes.
  This poignant tale from Melbourne's west will have you laughing and crying throughout the film, as this warts-and-all look at the "Flotsam and Jetsam" of Australian society will definitely strike a chord with Australian and International cinematic audiences.