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After their mother escapes from Sydney to Margaret River in the 1970’s, the two Kelly brothers spend their youth searching for the perfect wave. Out of necessity the family launches a backyard surf business â€ reâ€thinking board design, crafting homemade wetsuits and selling merchandise out of their van. Battling big waves, small town conservatism and criminals, the brothers give rise to a global brand. A story of passion, corruption, friendship and loyalty, deadly addictions and fractured relationships, Drift tells a tale of courage and the will to survive at all odds.

Genre:

Drama, Sport

Actors:

Sam Worthington, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Xavier Samuel, Robyn Malcolm, Sean Keenan, Myles Pollard, Steve Bastoni, Aaron Glenane, David Bowers, Ben Mortley, Mike Duncan, ...»

Director:

Ben Nott, Morgan ONeill

Country:

International

Release:

2013

IMDb:

6.3

Quality:

Duration:

113 min

New York Post

I'm a sucker for films with great surfing footage, let alone wacky '70s hairstyles. But this overlong, cliché-infested Aussie period drama tested my patience.

August 02, 2013

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Slant Magazine

The obstacles that the Kelly brothers encounter are as uninspired as the film's treacly lessons about brotherhood and staying true to one's principles.

July 26, 2013

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The Canberra Times (Australia)

The surfing scenes are exhilarating, the waves more terrifying than anything Eli Roth or James Wan could come up with.

May 23, 2016

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New York Times

This poor-surfers-make-good drama from Morgan O'Neill and Ben Nott relies more than it should on toned thighs and taut gluteals. Be grateful; there's nothing to see on dry land that's anywhere near as compelling.

August 02, 2013

Blu-ray.com

Certainly atmospheric but depressingly predictable, Drift is more stimulating visually than dramatically.

August 01, 2013

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AV Club

Writer and co-director Morgan O'Neill based Drift on true surfer stories from the era; however, the movie mostly comes across as a grab bag of tired tropes.

August 01, 2013

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Film Journal International

The surfing sequences are impressively filmed, but on dry land the unexciting narrative plods along to a predictable conclusion.

August 01, 2013

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San Francisco Chronicle

Has genial moments, but they're lost in a sea of boilerplate incidents and prefab characters. Surfing sequences are easily as striking as what we see in documentaries about the sport.

August 01, 2013

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Los Angeles Times

The leads are engaging, and Pollard in particular projects an easygoing, friendly machismo. Where the movie routinely disappoints, though, is in pursuit of a perfect storm of conflict story lines ...

August 01, 2013

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Tribune News Service

A good-looking, if cliched, ride through early Aussie surf history

July 23, 2013

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We Got This Covered

As has always been the case, well choreographed surf sequences are a delight to behold on the big screen, but also having always been the case, cliché and messy drama is not.

August 04, 2013

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RogerEbert.com

The acting is quite good, natural and fresh, and the surfing footage is magnificent. "Drift," though, is a weird mix, and not always successful.

August 07, 2013

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