David Michôd	...	(Director)
David Michôd	...	(Writer)
Ben Mendelsohn	...	Andrew 'Pope' Cody
Joel Edgerton	...	Barry Brown
Guy Pearce	...	Leckie
Luke Ford	...	Darren Cody
Jacki Weaver	...	Janine Cody
Sullivan Stapleton	...	Craig Cody
James Frecheville	...	Joshua 'J' Cody
Dan Wyllie	...	Ezra White
Anthony Hayes	...	Det. Justin Norris
Laura Wheelwright	...	Nicky Henry
Mirrah Foulkes	...	Catherine Brown
Justin Rosniak	...	Det. Randall Roache
Susan Prior	...	Alicia Henry
Clayton Jacobson	...	Gus Emery
Anna Lise Phillips	...	Justine Hopper
Adam Arkapaw	...	Cinematographer
Bryce Lindemann	...	Paramedic #1
Paul Smits	...	Paramedic #2
Anthony Ahern	...	Armed Robbery Detective
Michael Vice	...	Hood #1
Chris Weir	...	Hood #2
Sarah Nguyen	...	Waitress
Lucia Cai	...	Cashier

Comments: Great performances in this Australian crime family drama. Solid film.

Summary: Despite being no saint herself, Julia Cody has shielded her seventeen year old son, Joshua "J" Cody, from her Melbourne-based criminal relatives who they have not seen in years. After Julia dies in front of J's eyes from a self-inflicted heroin overdose, J, who is slightly detached from life, feels he has no choice but to contact his maternal grandmother, Janine "Smurf" Cody, the family matriarch, for a place to live. Smurf rules the family with a borderline incestuous love over her three sons, the quietly menacing Andrew "Pope" Cody, the hyperactive Craig Cody, and the barely of age Darren Cody. Pope and his best friend, Barry "Baz" Brown, are armed robbers, with Darren their up and coming apprentice, while Craig is a mid level drug dealer. Melbourne's Armed Robbery Squad is after specifically Pope, who is hiding out. But when the standoff between the Codys and the Armed Robbery Squad is brought up a notch...