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Lone Wolf is new Australian film written and directed by Jonathan Ogilvie.
Based on Joseph Conrad's classic novel The Secret Agent, the film stars Tilda Cobham-Hervey (I Am Woman), Josh McConville (The Infinite Man), Chris Bunton (Down Under), Diana Glenn (Ms Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries), Marlon Williams (A Star Is Born), Stephen Curry (Hounds of Love), Tyler Coppin, Lawrence Mooney and Hugo Weaving (The Matrix).
Lone Wolf celebrated its World Premiere at the prestigious 2021 Rotterdam International Film Festival. The film was produced by Future Pictures and Black Frame with assistance from Screen Australia and the MIFF Premiere Fund.
“With facial recognition in retail stores, spyware on smartphones and cameras concealed everywhere, a skilled investigator will compile a day of your life into a film” - Jonathan Ogilvie.
Based on Joseph Conrad's classic novel The Secret Agent, the film stars Tilda Cobham-Hervey (I Am Woman), Josh McConville (The Infinite Man), Chris Bunton (Down Under), Diana Glenn (Ms Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries), Marlon Williams (A Star Is Born), Stephen Curry (Hounds of Love), Tyler Coppin, Lawrence Mooney and Hugo Weaving (The Matrix).
Lone Wolf celebrated its World Premiere at the prestigious 2021 Rotterdam International Film Festival. The film was produced by Future Pictures and Black Frame with assistance from Screen Australia and the MIFF Premiere Fund.
SYNOPSIS
Contemporary Melbourne. Winnie (Tilda Cobham-Hervey) runs a struggling underground bookshop with her activist boyfriend Conrad (Josh McConville) while looking after her younger brother Stevie (Chris Bunton). When Conrad becomes entangled in a terrorist plot, and is under-surveillance by the police, Winnie and Stevie’s world is upended, caught in an unexpected collision of inept anarchists, ambitious police and a corrupt politician. Jonathan Ogilvie’s intriguing political thriller drops Joseph Conrad’s classic novel The Secret Agent into a modern Australian setting where we are all under surveillance, tracked and identified. And both Big Brother and little brother are watching us!“With facial recognition in retail stores, spyware on smartphones and cameras concealed everywhere, a skilled investigator will compile a day of your life into a film” - Jonathan Ogilvie.