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Special Features
- Audio Commentary with director Glendyn Ivin
- Cracker Bag- Palme D'Or winning short film
- "The Desert"- a short film by Glendyn Ivin
- Behind the Scenes featurettes
- "Seven Emu: This Is Where We Live" documentary
- Cracker Bag- Palme D'Or winning short film
- "The Desert"- a short film by Glendyn Ivin
- Behind the Scenes featurettes
- "Seven Emu: This Is Where We Live" documentary
Editorial Reviews
Last Ride is a riveting and morally complex portrayal of a brutal yet loving petty criminal struggling with parenthood. As father and son journey into the outback and an unknown future, they pit themselves against the elements and each other. In order to survive, Chook will have to make a choice between what he knows to be right and the love of his father, a decision which will have devastating consequences on both of their lives.
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Amazon Instant Video
Well acted and paced father son drama. Outlaw loser dad takes off on the run with young son. The dad loves his son in his rough way, but he is also endangering his life. Teaches son survival skills, but also by negative example, how not to live.
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Great acting, I really want to read the book but can not find it at an affordable price. The movie is gentle, rough and one that you will remember.
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
A very moving story about a boy and his father on the run from the law. Both Hugo Weaving and Tom Russel are excellant in this. Trust me, you will cry at the end of this movie.
