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Social intolerance and misunderstanding
are the perfect partners in the trial

facing the court.

Are we to judge the prisoner purely on
his actions or his motives?

Is he guilty through provocation or
impulse?

Hey, who's joking?

I'm deadly serious.

I really do think you are.

Well, I like you too, but you know
what's happening this way. So what?

It's all the more reason for you to
enjoy your last few nights.

Me, buddy.

I thought you were going bowling
tonight.

It's all right. It's just got to be a
nosey. You can't see me, can you?

I've got Gloria over here in the car and
she wants to say hi to you.

Yeah?

And you told Gloria hi to me, huh?

But some other time, huh?

Is that the message?

Look, man, I'm a bit tied up.

I know what you mean.

Listen. Ring you tomorrow, buddy.

See you later. Bye.

Don't you dare tell anyone about
tonight.

Not a sign.

Anyway, what's to tell?

Just a friendly last trip.

Hey, time.

Don't be like that, son.

Can you take me home, please?

Going to summer city where the girls are
real pretty. Gonna shoot me a wave or

two.

Spend all day just hanging out the back
with nothing else to do.

I've got my woody tuned high. There's no
clouds in the sky.

The surf isn't falling just fine.

Gonna wax up a plank and find a good
bank and hang out all down the night.

When the sun goes down, I just hang
around town.

Got the jukebox meanie.

Watch out, boo.

Got her cheating on you.

I said, watch out, boo.

Got her cheating on you.

I said, watch out, boo.

Got her cheating on you.

Scallop!

Oh, g'day, Mr. Lloyd.

Scallop in?

You ain't having an hour, are you, Dad?

Oh.

Mind if I wait here, then?

Oh,

g'day, Scallop. Where do you mean, mate?

Righto, mate.

G'day, Dad.

Why don't you be on target?

Nice day.

Everything set?

Yeah, mate.

Bye, Dad.

You all right, Rob? Hey, mate.

Best time to get out of the place. Oh,
sorry.

Don has been driving me mad with
preparation.

I don't know.

I didn't want me to go, though. He's
been driving me crazy.

Hello, Peter. How are you? Oh, not too
bad, mate.

How's yourself?

Good.

What are you doing here?

Oh, I don't care. Booze me, mate.

Morning, boys.

Sorry, I'm late.

Oh, Robbie, do you know Gloria?

No, but I've heard all about you,
Gloria.

What time is it?

Jesus, I've got to pack.

Might be long, Sandy!

Lenny, can you guide me up a bit before
you go?

G'day Sandy, how you going?

Hi, how are you?

Awesome. Brian?

No. George?

No. Breakfast, mate?

No.

Come on, let's go. No, I don't want to.
No, I'm sorry.

What's up, mate?

Put the ball on the spot, mate.

Go off and roll?

Yeah, mate.

Not that hard of a mate.

They're all sisters, mate.

She looks like she could be related to
Goof, Wendy.

Give it a big job behind the counter,
mate.

Why not?

G'day, Sweater.

My name's Boo.

What's yours?

Boo? What sort of name's that?

Short for Boo -Boo.

Oh, you make mistakes.

Just, uh, just watch the tape, will you?

Ah, could you make that four, uh, do a
shout, isn't it, fella?

Oh, don't worry about them, son. They're
just jokes.

Yeah.

Dear, I've come back from Hawaii, and
I'm a bit short of ready cash.

Hurry up with that tape, will you? I'll
have a lemonade.

Oh, you shout, is it?

Oh, for your Sandy?

Like they said, it's great for the wife.

Like I said, they're just jealous,
darling.

Are you guys hungry?

Yeah.

Four -handed, darling.

Listen,

we don't want any of that dirty talk
here, mate.

Oh, sorry, must have been a slip of the
tongue.

Sorry, dear.

Doesn't he ever give up?

That's why we all love him.

Hey, cool it, you guys. I need plenty of
space.

side, mate, and let an expert have a go.

One more time.

You bloody shit!

Okay, that's enough.

Excuse my friend.

Don't excuse me, mate. Somebody has to.

What can I do for you, mate?

If you think it's special, boys.

Hey, you've got to be joking.

I just cooked them. Yeah?

Last year.

Oh, hey, now you won't.

I wouldn't feed this to me dog.

Hey, shut up. Let's go, boys.

Bloody slop out.

Slop out?

Yeah, I like a bit of service in a
brothel. Don't you speak to me like

You boys show me ladies like that, and
I'll be glad to get married anytime.

Hey, imagine being married to a scrubber
like that, Boo.

You're not careful you find yourself
married to one like that.

Boo's a little burger bar with a pet of
a little burger speed everywhere.

You know, Sandy, you're a comedian.

I didn't know you were a comedian.

What are you being a comedian for?

Oh, but you're getting married.

That's funny.

Yeah. Yeah, that's funny.

Get out of the car, son.

Out of the car.

You, out. Come on, out.

Okay. Right.

What the hell is he doing out there?

What are you doing?

Got your mouth full of bloody knuckles.

God damn the bloody thing, eh?

Bloody thing's all flat there.

I got your bloody knuckles.

You're the little muck with all the lip,
eh?

Shit!

that Frankie's first, mate.

Aye.

Aye, wasn't he supposed to have churned
this heap last week?

Right. Chockers, you can't trust them,
mate.

Check the radiator, Sandy.

Here's a beer, mate.

Where's all these red -hot birds you
were telling us about?

We'll find them, we'll find them. They
must have heard you were coming.

Hey, watch this here. Quick, a cone.

Red alert, mate.

Red alert.

Looks all right, too.

Bye, baby.

We thought you might know what our
functionised guys could do around here.

We make our own fun.

What does NRNRH stand for?

No route, no ride, eh?

Don't take any notice of me, Caroline.

What's your name, sweetie?

See you tonight, Caroline, 7 .30.

Anyway, look, you better stop following
me. I live near here and my father

wouldn't like it.

Hey, that's a coincidence.

We all left them for a place to crash,
yeah?

All right, sweetie, you run along. I'll
see you later.

Hey Robbie, what's in your fancy for me,
mate?

That's what I like, a challenge, mate.

Yeah, something I can get my teeth into.

Cheers, yeah.

Oh, thanks, mate.

I think we'd better get some stubbies,
too, for the trip.

We have a couple dozen stubbies. A
couple dozen stubbies, yeah.

Thanks a lot, mate.

It's about time, mate. What about this
dance, eh?

What's happening, boys?

What's the story?

You got any daughters at home, mate?

I've got a couple.

You've got... They're well looked after.
Hey, listen.

You've got a couple of children.

Listen, mate, we might have a... We've
got a few more for us. We might have

another four, eh?

Yeah, you're a wally.

Get out of the car and get it. Scald it.

Any money on you, mate? Yeah, mate.

Oh, hang on.

Here's the bank up there, mate.

It's about your share.

I don't care.

Three beers and another squash.

No, I'm right.

I'm right.

Come here, boys.

Come

on,

let me get the breakfast, lads.

Bobby Woods.

Joe Matthews.

Oh, Mr.

Matthews, we were wondering if we could
get a beer for the night.

Five bob a night, two bob for
facilities.

Hey, this might work for you, but the
shithouse will be cheaper.

How about you, Billy? Is it all the
same?

Well, we were wondering if we could
sleep on the ground first.

Four bob a night, we're done.

Well, do you mind showing us the rounds
here?

That's a Caroline bird, Caroline, mate.

Boy, that's unreal, mate.

Hey, you know when we picked her, you
know, met her down the street?

Had R -O -O -T written all over her
face, mate.

Top one, really, top bird.

She has to be the best bit of gear in
the bay.

Hey, she's been able to get the pegs.

I'll bet you a quid, mate. I'm into that
before 10 o 'clock.

Want to take me on?

You're on.

Here it goes again, mate.

Keep away from those Latikas.

See you later.

I just can't wait for the night, mate.

How was Gloria the other night?

Six out of ten, sort of.

You know, nothing out of this world,
mate, but that, that.

But Boo, he's like that all the time.
Don't let him get at you.

Well, that's just it.

Let's sleep in a shit house.

No finesse, no thought.

It's not working, Rob.

I think I should go now.

I appreciate December.

Why ruin a good weekend?

Okay, all right, all right.

But I'm not going to the dance.

I'm not in the mood.

You're upset that I scored Gloria,
aren't you?

No. You are.

You've done your batteries over a bird.

I never thought I'd see the day, mate.

What, Gloria?

Do you have a staked out, mate?

Oh, listen, man, I just... You know,
she's always been just one of the girls,

right? How long have we known her? Two
years?

Right? Right?

If I'd known you had a staked out, mate,
I wouldn't have gone near her. That's

the gospel, right?

You believe it?

I would not have touched her.

Listen, if I'd known, right, you had a
staked out, I wouldn't have gone in here

with a bloody barge pole. I believe you.
Yeah. Yeah, you look like you believe

me too. I do.

Yeah.

Listen, mate, the dancers on tonight,
look, if she's got a sister, we'll both

in, I promise you.

Right?

Give the old routine, mate.

No, listen, bullshit about Gloria.

Right?

Hey, boo.

Well, I'll see you later.

Lay off Sandy.

What's the story?

I'm trying to get him away for a
weekend.

Well, we agreed to it in the beginning.
Give him a good time.

Riding him, mate.

He's been whinging since we started,
man. Right?

Let's have a good time.

Let's have a good time. Right, right.

Come on.

Nice job.

And you're seeing ideas.

Come on.

Okay.

Why are you here, Hawkeye?

Oh,

come on.

Good. I want to see you later, all
right?

Well,

here we are again, gang. Are you
enjoying yourselves tonight?

Great, that's the way it should be. Now,
you know, when you came through the

door tonight... You've got tickets,
right? Now, this is our door prize for

And this happens to be for two tickets
to go along next Wednesday night to the

old tin shed, the Sydney Stadium, to see
the great crash tragedy.

And I now want to get into something. I
think that these guys have been

doing such a marvellous job. These guys,
I've heard them work and seen them work

around the place. And they are the
Marshall Brothers. Let's put our hands

together.

because it's such a success, and it
always goes down well wherever we do the

dance things. And that right now, Johnny
B. Goode!

Back up in the woods amongst the
evergreens, there stands a long cabin

earth and wood.

Did the country boy named Johnny be
good?

Never ever learned to read or write so
well. We could play guitar just like a

ringing of bells. Go!

He used to carry his guitar in a gun and
sack.

Sit beneath the trees by the railroad
track.

Not all day long, he sits in the shade.

Strumming to the rhythm that the drivers
make.

People passing by.

You will be a man.

You will be the leader of a big old
band, baby. People gonna come and bounce

around. We'll play a rhythm when the sun
goes down.

Maybe someday your name will be in
lights. Say, Johnny, be good tonight.

Let's go!

Go, Johnny, go!

Go, Johnny, go, go.

Go, Johnny, go, go.

Go, Johnny, go, go.

Go, Johnny, go, go.

So go, Johnny, be good.

This is a soft breeze.

Ah, wow.

Hey. Hey, that's it. Come on.

Come on.

Terrific.

Hey, a couple of steps. There you go.

Come on, baby.

I'm coming.

Come on, baby.

Come on, it's beautiful.

Come on over the top.

Hey, it's beautiful.

Don't worry about your dress, just throw
it away.

Alright.

Come on.

It's beautiful.

What are you doing?

Is that good?

I forgot to ask you, can you swim?

Of course I can swim.

Thanks a lot.

Isn't that good?

Someone taught me to dance with snakes
in there.

What are you doing? No, baby.

Stay.

No.

No, no.

All right.

Swim with me.

Seen anything of Catiline?

No, I haven't, no.

It's over.

That's what it was.

I can't see you tomorrow, baby.

I've got things to do, you know.

We'll be leaving tomorrow.

I'll tell you what.

Next time I come back, we'll do it
right, okay?

Come on, baby. Look, your old man will
be waiting up for you.

You've got to go now.

Aren't you going to take me home?

Yeah, what if your old man's up and sees
me, eh?

Yeah, they'll be held up, eh, right?

I gotta go.

Thank you.

Great out there today.

Looks really good.

Really like the sea.

Most everyone I know likes the sea.

Expect your own.

You seem to be part of it, though.

What is it you like about surfing?

I don't know.

It's hard to say.

Well, if you could ride yourself, you'd
know why.

It's just a sport.

Oh, no, no. It's more than just a sport,
mate.

It might sound stupid, but it's more a
way of life, I suppose.

Say, if you've got any problems or
worries or anything like that, there's

place to go.

Or just take them all out there and
thrash it out on the way.

Where's the future in it, mate?

Out there for hours now.

In the water, out the water.

Nowhere to go.

Right, there's nowhere to go.

It's all there already, mate.

Yeah, but... Where's the security in
surfing for the rest of your life?

What would you be doing in ten years'
time?

I'll be doing something in ten years'
time.

So I guess in ten years' time, that's
what I'll be doing.

You're moving down the wall, how steady
as she goes. You've got your toes upon

the nose. Now you're hanging by, hanging
by, hanging by.

Toes upon the Malibu.

And now you've hit the beach and you're
feeling mighty fine. You turn your boat

around for the second time. You make it
out the back, swells are coming fast.

The first ones are too small and so you
take the last. You've got to walk the

plank, ride the horse.

Call it a lesson, Ryan, and keep it nice
and tight. And now the time is on me.

You're moving down the wall. That lady,
as she goes, you got your toes upon the

nose. And now you hang fine, hang fine,
hang fine, toes upon the nose.

And when the night is through, you hear
the fellas sing.

Don't forget tomorrow, you've got
another day. You've got to walk the

as a hose.

Crawl it left and right and keep it nice
and tight. And now the time is growing

near, you're moving down the wall.

Now steady as he goes, you've got your
toes up on the load. Now you hang your

mind, hang your mind.

It's not really working that good today,
but any time you come in here, it's

usually 10 feet.

No trouble. Through the pier there, I'd
say 10 foot all along here, left and

right plates.

No trouble at all. We've got the best
surf on the coast.

We usually get a good break down here
early in the morning, you know. It's not

bad. Because we work shift work up here
in the mine, you know.

Do you come here much to us?

No. No?

All right then. Hey!

Bring the wax over, will you?

Anyway, coming out?

Oh, what a sound. It really stokes me.
Well, gang, I'm going to wrap it up.

after yourselves out there, and
remember, a rickapoodie and a fan

He did a good time with it.

What about your dig, mate?

My dig?

You're battling, pal.

Put the money up front. I'm not the
proud type.

Put the money up front.

What do you think?

What do you think?

You got any more on you, mate?

I have a few more.

Come on the cliff again.

Take it proper. Is she up for the group
here or what? Yes, she will talk to us

today. She's got plenty of money.

You're Bruce's friend, aren't you?

Yes. Well, do you know where he is?
What?

I've got a problem.

What? What are you trying to say?

You're trying to say that Bruce seduced
you?

What you've done, have you any idea of
the extent of the thing that you've done

to yourself?

How old are you?

Fifteen.

My God.

You don't even know the man. I mean, you
met this boy once.

You're fifteen. You don't know the
meaning of the word love yet.

And you just give yourself away.

You just gave yourself away. It's not
that bad.

How can he say he loves you? Do you love
him?

How can you love somebody? You only met
him once.

My God, you just threw something that's
sacred, you just threw it out the door.

For what? For some fool who you met
once?

I mean, what if you are pregnant?

What will this town, I mean, what is it
going to say?

This town?

All right, pull them in, please.

Mind if I join you for a while?

I couldn't leave without speaking to one
of the more lovely locals.

You've got a lovely pair of hands.

So I couldn't go with you.

You make me sick.

I've read better lines in magazines.

You're only a boy. What the hell are you
now?

I'll see you later.

No, wait a minute.

I'm going to talk to you anyway.

Maybe you'll listen to me more than the
rest of this bloody town does.

Even him.

Who's he?

My husband.

Well, as to what she did to that poor
bitch Caroline.

Poor love, she's probably suffering
hell.

Yeah, all the start of her trouble.

Help?

In case you don't know, this is a small
town.

Jack the Maltman saw you and her up at
the water tower.

And Marge Berryman saw her coming home
very upset.

And a grapevine is better than a
newspaper.

Listen.

She wanted it.

Look, I made her happy.

I know your story.

I've met you before.

And someone liked you.

It doesn't matter.

Couldn't be better than us, anyway.

Boo is Boo.

Boo doesn't love you.

Boo loves Boo.

Listen, what if he's pregnant?

The whole town will know.

They'll think you're a whore.

Look, you've got to tell your father.

Tell your father. I can't do it.

You've got to tell...

They ostracized me for years.

Even when I got married, they never got
over it.

True.

When I had this girl once, I'll tell
you, I was

so wrapped up with her, it was laugh or
whatever they call it.

The real thing.

Just like in the movies.

Anyway.

The more I did for her.

I'm ashamed of some really good times.

The more she came to expect.

So when I ran out of the good times.

One night.

When she was supposed to be at the
movies with her girlfriend.

She was out driving, one of me best
mates.

I would never have found out if they
hadn't smashed and killed themselves.

I'm sorry.

It's tough. No, it's okay.

You never told me how you made out with
Caroline the other night. How was she,

eh? Made like a mouse's ear.

Bit young, wasn't she? Bit dangerous
forcing a young girl. Oh, I didn't force

her. I just helped her make up her mind,
that's all.

He didn't go to church today.

Too tired?

Enjoyed the dance last night?

What time did you get in last night?

Well, this morning.

It was this morning, wasn't it?

Who was he? I don't know. What was his
name?

I don't know.

You don't know, is it? No, but... You
got into all kinds of trouble and you...

It wasn't your fault.

You must know his name. You must know
who he was. What's his name?

I don't want to hurt you, Daddy. I know,
darling. I know you don't want to hurt

me.

Who was he?

What's his name?

Who was he?

The smart one.

This is quite the trap up ahead.

Well, wasn't there a sign?

Must have blown down. This is it.

If you're going 30 miles down a dirt
track in the middle of nowhere, you want

be bloody sure it's the right way. Hey,
listen.

If you want to get out, there's a door,
all right?

Listen, cut it out, you miserable lot.
Let's get the beer and have a good time.

Last fling.

Want to be the last?

Yeah.

Yeah, this wedding's really got you
screwed up, hasn't it?

I'm never getting married, mate, I tell
you.

Depends on the girl.

Vic, what kind of girl, man? The kind
you can trust.

Trust?

Listen, if you want my advice, we'll
call it off right now. Now, why should I

take your advice?

Because he's been with every chick
around.

Oh, there might be one or two who've
missed out.

Come on, dude, cut it out.

Oh, you've got a great chick, bud,
Sandy.

Yeah, we all think so, don't we, fellas?

Yeah. Yeah, there's two kinds.

The kind you marry and the kind you...

Jesus,

am I a milling bear.

Shit.

Kind of you, Blase, give us a hand.

How far is the beach from here?

Oh, can't you think of anything except
surf and sex?

None of you know where we are.

You'd really kill me.

The Axles Ratchet will be here for the
night.

Come on, Sandy.

We'll need fireworks.

The car's stuffed.

Look, mate, I've had it with this.

Great weekend.

Sleeping on the ground.

And a whinger.

Robbie shouldn't have bought him.

He's up himself.

Moping about that stupid chick.

What the hell's he seeing her anyway?

Enjoy yourself.

After next week, things will be
different.

It'll be all over for you, mate.

You mean the marriage?

Christ, hasn't it occurred to you yet
that that's what I want?

Sure, mate.

But everyone has their last fling. Why?

For you and them back there.

I've outgrown that wrong.

And when you grow up, you will too.

Grow up?

If growing up means...

Settling down with one person for the
rest of your life, I don't want to know

about it.

She's the lady, Robbie.

The one you can trust.

Like I told you, mate, you can't trust
any of them.

They're all the same.

Donna's no different from any of them.

One man, woman.

What a joke.

It all depends on who you're with at the
time.

I thought she seemed like the faithful
kind.

Yeah? Yeah.

Yeah?

Who do you recognise with at the car
park last Thursday night?

Yeah, you remember.

The night you came to the window.

Oh, wow.

You and Donna in the car park.

All right.

All right.

What happened?

What happened? What

happened?

No, I...

I think Sandy has the rifle.

What rifle?

Oh, mine. Well, Rob asked me to bring it
along to shoot rabbits with for food,

maybe. Oh, boy scout stuff. Oh, boy
scout stuff. Yeah, great.

Scholar. What?

Yeah, mate. What?

Listen, I'm split, mate.

That bastard out there's done his nut.

Look,

it'll be all right.

Stick around. It'll be all right. No,
he's got a gun, mate.

Look, don't be stupid.

Sandy's only trying to give you a
fright. Are you coming?

No.

Look, how will you get home anyway?

I'll itch.

Don't worry, I'll be okay.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

Yeah, I'm okay.

Stop!

Night.

the defendant must be judged on his
intentions, were they deliberate or in

-defense.

Having assessed the evidence presented
to the court, along with the defendant's

motives, I find the decision a difficult
one, but after much deliberation,

pronounce Sandy Harrison not guilty and
serve notice for his acquittal.