Broken Hill Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 2009
- 102 min
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they'll look for weaknesses,
they'll take any advantage
they can get.
You can be friendly,
just don't forget who they are.
- Have a good time.
- Thanks.
Though the prison's old,
it's been upgraded with all
the necessary security measures.
Just know you're always
being monitored,
so if something does go wrong,
help will arrive pretty quickly.
Only prisoners that have
earned special privileges
will be allowed to attend,
so there shouldn't be any problems.
There'll be at least one guard
with you at all times.
Just up ahead.
Well, looks like you got
a decent turnout.
It's all yours.
Hi, everyone.
Hello.
Hi, um...
Yeah, well, look, I just want to say
thanks for coming out.
Um, kind of thought there might be
a few more of you, but...
Uh, I'm sure we can make do.
Um, look...
Uh, first, my name's Thomas.
Say, uh, why don't you just
tell us what sort of music
you're going to play for us here, eh?
Sorry, can I just ask your name?
Bear. Mister.
Well, Bear,
we're not actually going
to be playing for you.
We're here to help you guys
form a band.
to the Jail Exhibition in Broken Hill.
Ah, yeah. I've been there.
- Broken Hill sucks!
- Mind your manners.
I heard they used to go up to Sydney.
Could we go there?
for us schedule-wise.
- What kind of band?
- Should be like Pantera.
Pantera rules.
Oh, no. Deep Purple...
and we'll need an organ.
Well, look. Actually, this band's
not really gonna be anything
like Pantera or Deep Purple.
This band's going to actually be
combining both orchestral
and choir elements.
Well, look, I understand if it's not
everyone's cup of tea, you know?
You're a real crowd-pleaser.
Timmy, mate.
Uh, Tommy.
- Boss?
- Righto.
Tommy, get here.
See that room over there?
Well, that's where they strip
and cavity-search us
before and after any type
of recreational activity,
so you might understand
why this room isn't exactly
full of volunteers.
Do good, might get a couple
of blokes back.
If you're lame, you ain't gonna get
anybody at all, you understand?
Well, why did you guys stay?
I think your band idea sounds good.
Very good.
Look, uh, you teach me the organ part
of "Space Truckin"' by Purple,
and I'll be back, all right?
Hm.
Well, it's a start.
What are you staring at, creepo?
You remind me of someone.
Great.
Okay, just try one higher still.
- Good.
- Listen.
Do you even know "Space Truckin"'?
Just tell me you've heard it lately.
- How does it go again?
- Go?
Um...
Uh...
- That's it.
- Keep going.
# Well, we had a lot of luck
on Venus #
# We've always had a ball on Mars #
# Meetin' all the groovy people #
# We've rocked
the Milky Way so far #
# We've danced along with borealis #
# We're space truckin'
round the stars #
# Come on #
# Let's go space truckin', yeah! #
# Come on #
# Come on #
# Come on #
# Let's go space truckin', yeah! #
# Come on #
# Come on #
# Let's go space truckin' #
- Ricardo, come on.
- No, no, no, no.
- Please.
- What?
Don't be looking at me.
I'm not a singer,
I'm a guitarist, huh?
A guitarista.
And besides, where are
all the other instruments?
Oh, well, this is just a warm-up.
We're probably done for today,
but next time I'll bring
some other instruments...
Adios!
...and if you bring
some more friends,
we can get some more
people involved.
Yeah, right.
Don't be expecting any help
from that guppy.
Guppy?
Behind these walls,
you got guppies,
you got fish, you got sharks,
and you got killer whales.
If you're expecting any help,
you need to ask a killer whale,
you understand?
Yeah. Which one are you, Bear?
I'm a blue whale.
Hey, I need you to sign this.
It says we completed our hours.
Hey, we didn't do three hours.
I know. I futzed it
so we could get done sooner.
Oh, come on!
Don't be such a freakin' prude!
You're killin' me here, seriously.
What, you think this is funny?
No. I just like your accent.
My accent?
You're such a freaking prude.
You're killing me here, seriously.
I do not sound like that!
Yeah, you do!
Well, then, who am I, mister...
"You are my sun, my moon, my stars.
"I'm such a nerd.
Go to the dance with me,
and I'll be so happy."
Well, thanks for your help today.
See you tomorrow.
It does matter
when you're not here.
Because we miss you!
Hey. Where's mom?
She's extended her trip
a couple of more weeks.
You can find something to eat,
can't you?
I don't understand!
That's twice now!
Two more weeks. I don't get it.
Well, that's not fair!
I am here for her!
That was never our deal!
That is not the way
it was gonna be.
No. You never said that.
I never would have agreed to that.
I'm not going to agree to that,
and I am not going
to accept responsibility
for her behavior either.
You know I can't leave the mine!
You know I've got to be here!
No!
in my face!
for my audition with Mr. Wooley.
That's the spirit, boy!
Let's ring the Conservatorium now
to arrange a time.
Yeah, it'll be July 15th,
so we've got three weeks
to prepare.
We kind of need
some instruments.
Hm.
Restoring instruments
has been my life's passion,
preparing for an unrealized dream.
You, Thomas,
can breathe life into them,
and they fulfill a measure
of their creation.
These are my children.
I promise I'll take
good care of them.
Here, Bear, you played
one of these before?
As if.
All right. Mold the wax around
so you get a good seal on your lips.
He's not bad.
This here's Fuzz.
Plays the drums, don't you?
for our band.
He told me you play a mean version
of "Space Truckin'."
Ricardo!
A fine instrument, yes,
but still, she is hurting
on the inside.
But I can heal her pain.
I can heal it.
Okay, well,
we should get started.
So, um, Fuzz, do you want
to show us what you can do?
On that?
Yeah, yeah. Just give it a go.
This thing's too complicated.
Uh, well, what kind of drums
did you say you played before?
Tommy, warden wants to see you.
Oh, okay. Just a second.
Okay, we are dying here.
I'm going to see
if I can get some more players.
You keep the ones
that we have got here.
Um, just, you know,
tell 'em a joke or something.
What?!
Warden will see you now.
Thanks.
Officer Jack informs me
that you're here
to persuade me to allow inmates
to perform in a music exhibition.
The exhibition is the jail nationals.
Prisoners from all over the country
are going to perform,
and it takes place in Broken Hill
at the end of the month.
It's Tommy, right?
I was transferred here
to cut costs, cut frills,
and basically turn this country club
back into a prison.
Unfortunately, it seems
the policy makers
have a soft spot
I suppose hearing
the incarcerated singing
helps them ease
their collective conscience,
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