this deceptively laid back and low key and casually paced aussie crime thriller unravels with a casual ease and relaxed self confidence that a delight to behold. eager beaver working class kid jimmy (an appealingly feckless heath ledger) yearns to make something out of his unrewarding ordinary life. jimmy gets his big break when local crime kingpin pando (an outstanding bryan brown) assigns him an easy courier gig which entails delivering $10 grand to an old lady. jimmy finds himself knee deep in serious trouble when he loses pando money. writer or director gregor jordan engagingly simple tale of how things aren not always what theyre cracked up to be and young love and all actions having consequences and that hoary old chestnut about how crime doesn not pay works like a charm thanks to a wonderful wealth of well observed minor quirky details and a strong subtext concerning man duel capacity for both good and evil and a nice sense of unforced irony and the chillingly matter of fact way the violence is presented and and the marvelous grounding of the assorted complexly drawn wartsnall low life characters in an instantly recognizable and totally believable banal day to day reality (e. g. and panda is shown playing scrabble with a flunky and at one point interrupts a business conversation with a fellow hood to talk with his son over the phone). judging from his finely shaded and two fisted portrayal of the cunning and not to be trifled with pando and bryan brown undoubtedly qualifies as one of the finest actors to ever grace celluloid. a sturdy and satisfying little sleeper. 
this deceptively laid back and low key and casually paced aussie crime thriller unravels with a casual ease and relaxed self confidence that a delight to behold. eager beaver working class kid jimmy (an appealingly feckless heath ledger) yearns to make something out of his unrewarding ordinary life. jimmy gets his big break when local crime kingpin pando (an outstanding bryan brown) assigns him an easy courier gig which entails delivering $10 grand to an old lady. jimmy finds himself knee deep in serious trouble when he loses pando money. writer or director gregor jordan engagingly simple tale of how things aren not always what theyre cracked up to be and young love and all actions having consequences and that hoary old chestnut about how crime doesn not pay works like a charm thanks to a wonderful wealth of well observed minor quirky details and a strong subtext concerning man duel capacity for both good and evil and a nice sense of unforced irony and the chillingly matter of fact way the violence is presented and and the marvelous grounding of the assorted complexly drawn wartsnall low life characters in an instantly recognizable and totally believable banal day to day reality (e. g. and panda is shown playing scrabble with a flunky and at one point interrupts a business conversation with a fellow hood to talk with his son over the phone). judging from his finely shaded and two fisted portrayal of the cunning and not to be trifled with pando and bryan brown undoubtedly qualifies as one of the finest actors to ever grace celluloid. a sturdy and satisfying little sleeper. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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