The Precipice

A team of dedicated cast and crew went above and beyond and worked tirelessly on this movie, so that alone earns them full marks!

Shot in and around the stunning locations of Denmark, Albany and Walpole, Western Australia, the production was lucky enough to only get hit by "half a day" of rain during the entire 12 days of filming - despite being shot in May, which has an average of 18 days of rain!

It has gained 2.8 million views since release, something for which we are incredibly grateful.

So Thank You to all those who have watched.

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The only thing I thought was done well was the camera work.

I have absolutely no idea what the plot was supposed to be, the costumes looked fresh out of the laundry machine, the characters are running almost the entire movie and are never actually out of breath for more than a few seconds, the Foley team did a terrible job matching levels, and the the only suspense was created by playing edgy music while the two characters run for the whole movie. I also feel like there wasn't a single person in production who had ever laid hands on a firearm which makes zero sense considering the only characters in the movie are military.

Skinny girl tosses a 200+ man around like he's a beachball. No storyline at all. Whole movie is them running through forest, while she physically and verbally abuses him. If this sort of thing arouses you, then you'll be aroused. If not, then you won't like this cheaply made stink-bomb of a film.

Watched this at a film festival recently and was not disappointed. The tension will keep you squirming on the edge of your seat right up to its astonishing climax. Australian cinema has never looked so fresh with great performances from the lead actors. It's hardly surprising coming from the country that gave us Mad Max (a post-apocalyptic genre film not too dissimilar to this one) but it seems like the new generation of Ozzie filmmaking is here to stay as this well-oiled machine of a movie ramps up the bar for independent thrillers. With great production value, stunning locations and a cracking script, fans of white-knuckle flicks like Blue Ruin or Run Lola Run should definitely check this one out.