Red Hill (2010)

Director: Patrick Hughes

Red Hill is a 2010 Australian thriller film written and directed by Patrick Hughes. The film stars Ryan Kwanten, Steve Bisley and Tom E. Lewis.

Shane Cooper (Ryan Kwanten), a young police officer, relocates to the small town of Red Hill with his pregnant wife (Claire van der Boom) to start a family. On his first day on the job, Jimmy Conway (Tom E. Lewis), a convicted murderer escapes from prison and returns to the town seeking revenge, sending the local law enforcement officers – led by Old Bill (Steve Bisley) – into a panic.

The film was shot in Omeo, Victoria.

Media Info:
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Video
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