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A 15-year-old swimming prodigy self-destructs after his father is released from jail.

Year

2021

Duration

1h 26m

IMDb

5.8

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Cast

Tyson Wade Johnston

Director

Jason Isaacs

Rob Bush

Levi Miller

Benjamin 'Boy' Lane

Cast

Tyson Wade Johnston

Director

Jason Isaacs

Rob Bush

Levi Miller

Benjamin 'Boy' Lane

Robert Morgan

Coach Clarke

Laura Gordon

Kim Lane

Joey Vieira

Eddie Rivers

Jake Ryan

Dave Bush

Steve Bastoni

Glenn Goodman

Hunter Page-Lochard

Josh Hill

CJ. Bloomfield

Dwayne

Sam Parsonson

Nick Bush

Tasia Zalar

Patti Hill

NB

Nicholas Burton

Police Officer

Claire Dewar

Swim Meet Spectator

PN

Paula Nazarski

Cathy Hill

Stephen Walker

Restaurant patron

Marianna

Extra

Dimitri Belke

Swim Scout

Tyson Wade Johnston

Writer

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10 Comments

YassuMay 29, 2023

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NonaNov 22, 2022

The life got sucked out of this movie by the downtrodden writing. There was just not much excitement in the movie in any way. It's supposed to be inspiring but my god, you just want to rescue this kid from his life. Awful parents, awful friends, in an awful environment that beats you over the head with bullies and despair. I watched 38 minutes in and had to give up. Just nothing to hope for here, except that prospective viewers read this and skip it. Started this on a whim and couldn't wait to turn it off.

HesmanuelNov 22, 2022

Men are made by their mistakes. It's only when you lose everything you find out who you are. You find the best part of yourself. For a directorial debut, Tyson Johnston did a solid job making a touching and investing story. The performances were all solid. And hey, there's Jason Isaacs, who did a great job even though he had little screen time. The story itself still was a bit too quick. The relationship between the estranged dad and the kids should have been explored further. Overall, it's a good drama with potential. 7.5/10.

Kafayat ShafauNov 22, 2022

Throughout this film, I had to keep asking myself, "Why bother?" The acting is competent. The production values are adequate for the job. But the script is sadly wanting. The adjectives that come to mind are: predictable, tedious, labored, timid, muddled. I can only hope that the writer meant to do better but felt constrained. If this film is the result of an unconstrained talent, there is much to lament.

LoLo233Nov 22, 2022

This movie was good, just not my cup of tea. If you are into sport movies or swimming then this will be a treat. I am thankful got subtitles or this movie would have been so hard to understand. Really, this is a movie about a kid who is really confused and selfish. Trying to figure life out, while trying to deal with all the adult drama in his life. I recommend if there is nothing better on to see.

Slavick YoussefNov 22, 2022

Gritty movie showing a true side of Australian teenage turmoil in combining sport with life. Johnston drew from personal experience both being an Australian and his experience in competitive swimming as a teenager. Levi Miller portrayed the role beautifully and the cast showed a very accurate portrayal of Australian life for many. Loved it.

nassifzeytounNov 22, 2022

Streamline is such an impressive and captivating film. Easily the best Australian film I've seen in years. This is a coming of age film about a young swimmer that defies all the cliches of the genre. Levi Miller's performance as Ben is amazing; so much is said with so few words and he never betrays the role. Ben leaps off the screen and my concern for his welfare left me holding my breath for most of the film. Jason Isaacs is Ben's estranged father whose release from prison prompts Ben's world to suddenly overwhelm him. The movie unfolds beautifully, with incredibly natural performances that anchor it firmly among the best Australian films. The photography is brilliantly understated, supporting and never distracting from the story. The sound is similarly masterfully used. Tyson Wade Johnston, the writer and director, is so effortlessly confident that it's almost incredible this is his feature debut. Highly recommended.

mercyjohnsonokojieNov 22, 2022

Actors and characters with zero personality or emotional connection, makes non engaging viewing. Australia desperately needs to do better, especially with selecting and casting its actors. Are they told to be bland and scripted?

Sandile MahlanguNov 22, 2022

There is a true grit of honesty in Aussie film and it's portral of people and language. This movie has it. A very confident film debut for Tyson Wade Johnston writing and directing. It's true blessing is the rising super star of Levi Miller. Amazing child actor who is growing into an talented actor (see Better Watch Out and American Exit for starters) and will be a superstar.