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ONEFOUR: Le groupe australien qui dérange

Original title: ONEFOUR: Against All Odds
  • 2023
  • TV-MA
  • 1h 22m
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6.7/10
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ONEFOUR: Le groupe australien qui dérange (2023)
This documentary traces the meteoric rise of Australia's first drill rap stars, defiant in the face of police's efforts to stop them from performing.
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This documentary traces the meteoric rise of Australia's first drill rap stars, defiant in the face of police's efforts to stop them from performing.This documentary traces the meteoric rise of Australia's first drill rap stars, defiant in the face of police's efforts to stop them from performing.This documentary traces the meteoric rise of Australia's first drill rap stars, defiant in the face of police's efforts to stop them from performing.

  • Director
    • Gabriel Gasparinatos
  • Writers
    • Gabriel Gasparinatos
    • Erin Moy
    • Joseph Nizeti
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    • The Kid Laroi
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  • IMDb RATING
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    • Director
      • Gabriel Gasparinatos
    • Writers
      • Gabriel Gasparinatos
      • Erin Moy
      • Joseph Nizeti
    • Star
      • The Kid Laroi
    • 12User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
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    • Awards
      • 2 nominations total

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    10maddyjdwyer

    Enjoyed getting to know Sydney's realest

    I really enjoyed watching this documentary. Great storytelling. I hadn't really heard of Onefour prior to watching this (they are drill rappers from the outer suburbs of Sydney). This documentary touches on interesting insights into the music scene in Australia, police abuse of power and life in Western Sydney. It has interviews with a wide range of voices, including members of Onefour and their families, NSW Police and people in the music industry. Also fun to see some well known people like the Kid Laroi speak about the group and their journey. This film is definitely a must watch for anyone interested in Australian hip hop.
    10mosesberewulf

    Highly recommended! Balanced, compelling, and touching. Was not aware of drill or Onefour but I want them to succeed!

    Very interesting look into a music group who represent a community in Australia that are apparently not welcomed by mainstream media, police, or the establishment. If you enjoy contemporary art, music, and culture this is for you. It is also a revealing insight into how far Australia has ventured into empowering Police to infringe upon civil liberties. Shocking. Overall a balanced and well produced documentary. My only wish is that it would be even better if they explored the creative or recording process more - perhaps in the follow up?

    Recommended viewing, it has got me interested in finding out more.
    8whatgift

    Unbalanced but compelling

    I was ready to hate this, not being a fan of that style of music and initially it seemed that the doco was essentially glamorising criminals.

    While they are indeed criminals, they are trying to better their situation and turn their lives around, and trying to give hope to their communities.

    The style of music lyrically is somewhat controversial, and it's clear that Australian police don't get it. This doco has at least got cooperation and involvement from the police, but presents it in such a way that is in itself unfair - while the police's actions are undoubtedly heavy handed, it is not unfounded since they are dealing with criminals. Bringing the race argument into the discussion also seems unnecessary, and just distracts from the narrative.

    In the end, it's a compelling story, told well but mostly from one perspective. You can feel a real empathy with the group members, and really hope for them to succeed, whether you like their music or message.
    10alreupena

    Shows the real Australians

    Totally agree with the movie. Being a Samoan myself, I had my fair share of dealings with the police. 25 years ago, Ipswich in the western suburbs of Brisbane, is a different place compared to it now. Lots of racism from Police to teachers at both primary and high school. We were labelled "gangs" and were only 13 years old lol I really hope one four overcome their adversary.

    So many white Australians who have done far worst, including terrorism to drug trafficking, are aloud to write a book about what they did and make money out of it. Yet, one four are banned to perform which allows them to bring income for them and their families. Talk about basic human rights violation. Mind you, Australia violates basic human rights laws everyday. But, everyday Australians do not know that their Australian Gov do it.

    So their goal is to fizzle one four out to get them back into the trouble that they're trying to get out of....? Yet, NSW gov does not invest in those disadvantage communities to make it better, but make the communities turn on each other?

    This movie really show how and who Australians really are. I experience it myself. I hear horror stories from tourists who visit australia.
    10sophiestargirl

    Fascinating

    This sucked me right in. They have a new fan! Can't believe the police power that got put into them! Do the white Aussie rappers get the same treatment????

    Other than that it was great account of their lives and trying to succeed. Music should not be banned or silenced.

    Story telling is what we do. I loved how these boys from western Sydney put that in music. Yes they have shady past and grew up in rough area. But them breaking out and being recognised shows kids as well that there is more in life.

    I mainly wanted to come complain about the police pressure. That made me mad. I'm all for police but not when it's always on POC and disadvantaged areas. Put support and finance into those areas!

    Proud of these guys using there creativity and voice.

    You have a new fan.

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    • Release date
      • October 26, 2023 (Australia)
    • Country of origin
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    • Language
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    • Also known as
      • OneFour: Against All Odds
    • Filming locations
      • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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      • Stranger Than Fiction Films
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