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Fair Game
26 January 2022 // 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
| Pay What You CanAbout the Screening
Australia has given some amazing contributions to WTF cinema so want want to celebrate this Australia Day by screening a forgotten Ozploitation classic, Fair Game – a non-stop 80’s thrill ride with plenty of cars and Kangaroos.
So come grab a drink at Hyde Park Book Club and then join us downstairs for our social screening with a free comedy prize giveaway, a short introduction about the story behind the film + drinks and chats afterwards.
Tickets: Pay What You Can (suggested donation £4-6)
FAIR GAME
“If you like outrageous cinema, you live and breath to wait for those weird moments that happen every once and a while in genre cinema, where you can’t believe what you are seeing, well Fair Game has one of those moments.” — Quentin Tarantino
Fair Game stars Cassandra Delaney as Jessica, a wildlife sanctuary owner who lives in the outback with her loyal sheepdog Kyra. When a trio of renegade Kangaroo poachers break onto her property in “Beast” (their Pimp-My-Ride style hunting truck) animal lover Jessica, doesn’t take it too lightly. Eventually she draws the wrath of the hunters starting a violent game of cat and mouse in a series of escalating events, pitting woman vs man, hunting vs conservation and horse vs motorcycle.
Shot by future Lord of the Rings cinematographer Andrew Lesnie – Fair Game is a non-stop action thriller which never lets us take a breath – playing on the female revenge genre but staying firmly in the realms of comic book style action. With an extremley over the top synth soundtrack, lots of crazy car stuns and an particulary infamous scene which was paid tribute in Quentin Tarinton’s Death Proof, Fair Game is an unfairly forgotten Aussie classic that deserves to be rediscovered.
Content Warnings: Films contain scenes of stalking, violence and cruelty against people and animals, sexual harassment and scenes of sexual humiliation.