Kokoda

Synopsis: A bitter battle is fought between Australian and Japanese soldiers along the Kokoda trail in New Guinea during World War II.
Genre: Action, Drama, War
Director(s): Alister Grierson
Production: Romar Entertainment
  2 wins & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
71%
PG-13
Year:
2006
92 min
Website
360 Views


The brutal Japanese war machine

spreads like a deadly virus

over Southeast Asia.

Australia is open to invasion.

The U.S. flights

to the bottom of Pearl Harbor,

their eyes on the Philippines.

They can not help.

Thousands of jobs is a Japanese way

along the narrow path of Kokoda.

We are alone.

Under the orders of the new colonel graves we

us to Isurava along the Kokoda track.

Here we eat, sleep and shelter.

Many of us are exhausted.

We are now two weeks.

Waiting ...

The Australian army would

We soon come to relieve.

They are the IIF said.

We call them chocolate's.

Volunteers, sent to New Guinea

to ships unloading and digging roads.

Chocolate soldiers.

The IIF is concerned that we will melt

in the heat of battle.

They may have the same.

Not trained, poorly equipped,

plagued by dysentery and malaria.

We are only available to the

Japanese to resist.

They are 10 times more numerous and our

at any moment attack.

We are lame, ready for slaughter.

Have you seen Max? He is my brother.

Where are you going, Jack?

Kokoda is there.

Yes, but ... We go to Isurava, right?

Take a look, Jack.

This guy is quite shy.

Oh, damn!

Jack, oh damn!

Help me! Jack!

Jesus ...

Try to stay still?

Are you ok?

Oh size ... A pint would go there.

No problem.

I have somewhere beer.

Look ...

F***ing IIF.

Go out dancing tonight, sir?

Max, go to the quartermaster and

ask him ammunition for tonight.

What are you waiting for?

What do you know about the new commander?

- As many as you.

He was three days ago

through the route, with the colonel.

Sixth Division IIF.

Decorated?

If he has, they are not here.

We felt safe in any case

him in the trenches in Libya.

Soft.

- Those are his brains.

Now, what do you want?

Quinine.

I have no quinine, you know.

I have nothing for malaria.

Everything is running out.

I have no morphine, no drugs,

nothing against dysentery.

No sheets, no stretchers ...

no tobacco.

I have nothing for you.

I have not for just anyone.

Have you no hope?

Where life is hope, son.

Courage ...

that feeds on hope.

You guys are talking

seriously had no doubt.

Not a day goes by

without you I think.

It's criminal,

to send you here.

No experience, no training.

Nothing.

But now ...

now ...

you are right,

not deteriorate.

You must die.

We all.

We must ...

O God, my little brother.

Look, boy, look to the Colonel.

He was sent by god himself.

Set your trust in him.

That young lieutenant there.

The IIF will be rapid.

Then you go home.

Go.

Yes, sir.

Corporal.

- Mr.

Burke, the second in command.

Within two hours we leave.

If the IIF is not suddenly pops up

we are back from last night.

See you after the briefing.

Tabak, Mikey ...

Honneybum Twist ...

On the leg.

Schouw arms about an hour.

Kiss them, Bell, ok?

For you, the corporal, Blowey.

- Kiss them, Corporal.

Sixty minutes.

It's a damn zottenkot above.

The new chef throws the stick

in the henhouse.

Just when I began to think that they

finally knew what they were doing.

Head or tails?

Kiss it ...

I give you 'head ...

Ah, sadly, a mishit!

Come on, man, I show you.

- No, it's already happened.

Go to hell, Burkey.

Come on, guys

you have heard the corporal,

arms inspection on sixty minutes.

John?

- I have to sh*t.

It does not interest me what you moetn

but do not

your weapon, OK?

Do you like working with yourself, jerry!.

Good news, guys!

Are you going to die?

Better!

There is post!

Fantastic, the post gets through.

No fanmail for you today.

Do not so damn happy about it.

What she says?

Reaching 175

Colynwood 37!

Have you heard of General MacArthur?

The hero of the city.

He is Australia rescue

the emperor of Japan.

He is now in a quiet bar

with his feet on the table.

All the a**holes that he left behind

sit in a f***ing ditch.

Have you heard of General 'distorted'?

Hero of the deer in Greece

for war

Commissioner of police.

Caught in a prostitution house

an icy cold night.

Liver me to the cops,

I'm in a difficult situation.

Guys, rations for only 24 hours.

Keep your luggage light.

We rotate with my own platoon in

a forward position at 16.00.

Like yesterday.

Present gun.

According to the intelligence they

our last night attacks.

You will constantly

You be vigilant.

The rest of you dig himself.

Be ready to fight.

As long as necessary.

Costs.

The most advanced patrol

we are the front line.

We are

'early warning system. "

We bluff. The enemy thinks

we more than the case.

The route is your lifeline.

See you not that surrounded it.

No news of the IIF, sir?

Tomorrow we see them.

A cup of tea ready

when you come back.

How's your stomach?

- Well, thank you, sir.

Did you get quinine from the doctor, Jack?

Yes, sir.

Guys ...

Forward.

Give me a puff.

Are you OK, buddy?

Better than that there.

Get on, boys.

Not smoking, not talk.

We have never been so far.

It has to be safe then, eh.

Take this too.

You little darling.

Are there any complaints?

Much, sir.

- Glad to hear.

Everything okay?

- Yes, sir.

It would help

if you have eyes on your back.

Water ...

Would be inappropriate to leave

questions on the basis of compassion?

What grounds would that be?

That my head is not

shot will.

Das ist ein stale cottage.

Das ist das fahrt-haus.

Das ist die bus.

What is library again?

Idiot.

Concentrate on your task.

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Alister Grierson

Alister Grierson (born 1969) is an Australian film director and scriptwriter. Born in Canberra, he completed his secondary schooling at Canberra Grammar, graduated in Economics and Arts from the Australian National University and studied Japanese in Tokyo. As an under 18 Australian Rules player, he represented the ACT in the Teal Cup but later switched codes to Rugby, playing 1st grade both for his school and the ANU. Whilst at university, his interest in film-making developed, and he later gained a Master of Arts in Directing at AFTRS. He has shot 15 short films winning three Tropfest awards and is the director of the feature film, Kokoda, which he co-wrote. In 2009 Grierson was invited to the Avatar set during shooting by James Cameron, and was selected to direct a 3D cave-diving drama Sanctum, using the Cameron-developed Fusion Camera System. The script is inspired by the near-death experience of one of the writers, Andrew Wight, who was trapped in a cave collapse under the Nullarbor Plain. It was shot at Warner Roadshow Studios on the Queensland Gold Coast, and the film opened 4 February 2011. By mid-March the film had joined the top ten Worldwide Box Office Results (Australian Films): All Time, in ninth position. The worldwide gross had reached $108,943,221 by 19 October 2011.He is the director of Parer's War, starring Matthew Le Nevez and Adelaide Clemens, a dramatised biopic about Damien Parer for the ABC. Although set in Sydney (for the Australian locations), much of the filming was done in Queensland. The script, by Alison Nisselle, is an adaptation of Neil McDonald's book Damien Parer’s War. Released on 27 April 2014, the film attracted the following comments from Graeme Blundell in the Australian: "Parer’s War is taut, intelligently constructed and sharply executed by Grierson,..." and "It’s all beautifully put together by Grierson..."Grierson directed the final three episodes of both series of the award winning ABC serial Nowhere Boys. He has directed the yet to be released Tiger, written by Michael Pugliese and Prem Singh. Mickey Rourke plays Frank Donovan in the film, which is produced by Mary Aloe, and co-stars Pugliese, Singh and Janel Parrish. more…

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