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Synopsis: Last Dance is a 2012 Australian thriller film about a Muslim man (Firass Dirani) who kidnaps an elderly Melbourne Jewish woman (Julia Blake) and holds her hostage. It will make its international premiere at the 2012 Melbourne International Film Festival. The female lead was meant to be Gena Rowlands but her casting was opposed by the MEAA
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): David Pulbrook
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Rotten Tomatoes:
60%
Year:
2012
88 min
55 Views


Mrs Lippmann?

Mr Nathan.

What are you doing in my home?

Mrs Lippmann. I'm so glad.

I was worried about you.

So was Sophie.

Sophie? What, my Sophie?

What are you talking about?

She called me. She was worried.

She tried to phone you.

Mr Nathan,

Sophie treats me like a child.

I would thank you

not to do the same.

Now, could I have

my key back, please?

Mr Nathan, do you mind

if I have some privacy?

What would you have done

if he'd found you?

Jaeger Road, number 24.

No, no... 2, 4.

One.

Lippmann.

Yes, ready now.

You'll have to hurry.

You have to go.

You'll miss the plane.

What will you do

when Jamal comes?

Oh, I will say you are gone.

Now... you have everything.

Now just go.

No. Wait.

Go.

God go with you.

You have no luggage, sir?

Ari!

Your book.

Oh!

Target down.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh, get away from him!

Get away!

Oh!

No!

No. No.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

In breaking news,

the second of the terrorists

responsible for the bombing

of the Balaclava Synagogue

was shot dead today by members

of the Special Operations Group.

The man had been

holding an elderly member

of the Jewish community hostage

for the past two days.

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