Broken Hill Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 2009
- 102 min
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my entire life hangs in the balance.
Look, I just want to say thanks.
I wouldn't even have
a band without you.
And I'll be starting it off,
but they'll be looking to you
for that first note.
I've got your back.
Hello, Tommy.
I appreciate your stepping up
the last couple of weeks.
It's fine.
I know being out here
away from your music
is a big sacrifice.
I said it's fine, Dad.
You know something, Tommy?
I could have been
a professional footy player.
I was good.
I was.
Big scholarship.
I was living the dream...
when one wrong tackle
took my knee apart.
Yep, I've heard
this story before, Dad.
Yeah, right, well,
what you haven't heard is...
it wasn't an accident.
I mean...
nobody meant for it to happen,
but I just wasn't good enough.
They were too fast, too strong.
Yeah.
I was the best thing
that ever came out of Willyama.
But out there...
things are different.
I couldn't do it.
I risked everything and lost.
Why did you lose, Dad?
I mean, that's when you met mum,
and you had me,
and you got the station,
so what exactly did you lose?!
I understand you're upset.
Actually, Dad,
you don't understand, all right?
See you later.
Where you off to?
I'm just trying
to get some work done.
Righto, gents.
Hey, Dad, it's me.
I'm just gonna be staying
a bit late at the jail tonight.
I want to see if I can finish off
my service hours.
Look, I know that I've been
a bit difficult lately,
but I just know
that if I can do this,
then everything will be
better tomorrow.
So, uh, yeah, anyway,
I'll see you at home.
Mr. Wooley.
I'm Pindari, Thomas' teacher.
Yes. Oh, good.
I was beginning to think
I had wasted my time coming.
No, no.
It seems like a very odd place
for a concert.
Yeah, I know, but wait until
you see what Thomas has done.
All right, guys, we finally
made it to Broken Hill.
Next stop, Sydney, eh?
Yay!
All right, let's do it! Come on!
Okay, everyone up.
All right, let's roll.
Tuned up?
- You all right?
- Ready? Yeah, yeah.
Very well done indeed.
Next up, we'll be pleased to hear
from the prisoners of Willyama.
- How you doin'?
- I'm actually really excited.
Good. You should be.
Go get 'em.
... Thomas Mcalpine
and the Willyama jail band.
Where's Kalai?
Kalai is gone.
We have a security situation.
I repeat, Kalai is not here.
It's all right, guys.
Ladies and gentlemen,
it seems that one
of the band members is missing.
We would ask you
to remain sitting until we get, uh...
Evacuate.
Tommy!
I've got to go find
Mr. Wooley, okay?
Look, Mr. Wooley. I'm so sorry.
I had no idea. Is there any way
we can reschedule?
Impossible.
But it's not my fault.
If you just heard my music...
Mr. Mcalpine, it's your music that
brought me here in the first place,
and, quite frankly,
it's just been a waste of my time.
Good night.
Are you sure
there's nothing we can do?
In you get.
Hurry up.
Move on. Arms.
All right.
Ricardo, seriously, I don't know
what prostitute I'm reminding you of,
but just stop staring at me, okay?
You remind me of my daughter,
who has never seen me
when I wasn't behind bars.
She was coming
to the performance in Sydney,
but now... maybe we don't go.
Okay, Ricardo. Arms.
No. There's no reason
to go to Sydney anymore.
Hey! Kalai wasn't the only member
of this band, you know.
Every single one of us
put in more time than he did,
and you made a deal!
Well, I'm not going to Sydney, so...
Do you only think this is about you?
He hid this inside the instrument.
Maestro, I'm sorry.
Missing convict
Kalai Takalua remains at large
after escaping
during a national music festival.
It's alleged he hid escape implements
inside an instrument
and made a break
during a performance.
was the first to notice
Takalua had disappeared.
Mcalpine's the same person
who found Takalua in the desert
after the escapee's
last bid for freedom.
Police are investigating why Takalua
was at the music festival
in the first place.
There are new allegations that...
If you knew he was going to escape,
then why did you let him
join my band?
That's not your concern.
What's important is that
You lied to me.
You've been here,
what, a few weeks?
Kalai's case has been open
for over a decade.
Dad, I can explain this whole...
I don't think you can.
Tommy, you lied to me.
See...
You want to leave here so bad,
well, you get your wish.
Dad...
There you are.
Yeah, Kat's called me,
like, three times,
but I don't think
she's looking to talk to me.
Yeah, I don't want to talk to her.
Like, they caught your friend,
by the way.
Turning to regional news,
Willyama police have again captured
the elusive Mundi Mundi jail bird.
That's the man
who was caught, escaped,
caught again, escaped again.
This time he's been caught
with over $2 million worth
It was all for diamonds.
There are new allegations
Takalua's escape
could have been engineered
by authorities
in an attempt to recover
stolen diamonds.
I have no further comment
to make at this time.
Clearly, he didn't want to chat.
At the same time, we're hearing
of trouble inside Mundi Mundi jail.
And that's linked
to the notorious escapee.
I don't want to go.
Kat, don't start, please.
No. I want to stay.
Why would you want to stay here?
This is the middle of nowhere.
You're gonna love New Zealand.
It's gonna be great.
Mom's not going, is she?
Okay.
Kat.
How do you
think she feels?
Abandoned? Betrayed?
Not to mention how I feel.
Why are you even there?
What?!
You know what, Sarah,
why are you not coming?
I mean, that's what
I really want to know.
Sir?
What is it now, Jack?
Uh, the hunger strike, sir.
You know, the one
that's not officially happening.
There are three inmates
who claim that they might be able
to help you put an end to it.
How philanthropic of them, I'm sure.
What do they want?
All right, come in.
Wow.
You are one hard man to track down.
So... I talked to the warden.
He's gonna give you guys
another shot in Sydney.
It was about impressing someone
from the Sydney Conservatorium
of Music,
and now he's gone.
Okay, so you didn't get
into music school.
So what?
Your music is so much bigger
than that.
trying to get out of Willyama,
but you do it every day,
like this.
I know why you hear it
'cause I can, too.
About time!
You can hear it?
Yeah.
And Bear can, and Fuzz can,
and Ricardo can.
That's with you leading them.
Come on, Tommy,
you're going to Sydney!
Look, I don't know
if there's enough time to...
Stop your whining.
Come on, big baby, let's go.
Thanks.
Oh, yeah, you're welcome.
Look, I just want
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