Spit 2025
"Everyone Deserves A Seventh Chance."
Jonathan Teplitzky's *Spit (2025)* dives into the absurdity and heart of modern Australian identity through the eyes of Spitteri, a man who finds himself unexpectedly trapped inside an immigration detention center after returning home.
Director: Jonathan Teplitzky
Cast
David Wenham
Johnny 'Spit' Spitieri
Helen Thomson
Marion Barrington
Gary Sweet
Charles 'Chicka' Martin
David Field
Arne Deviers
David Roberts
Niall Toole
Arlo Green
Jihad Kalif
Jude Hyland
Young Johnny
Sam Rybka
Annie Barrington
Teagan Rybka
Minnie Barrington
Sami Afuni
Hayyan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Spit (2025) about?
*Spit (2025)* follows Spitteri, an Australian returnee who ends up behind bars in an immigration detention center after a run-in with old enemies. Trapped in a world of bureaucratic absurdity, he teams up with fellow detainees to navigate a series of improvised escapes and unlikely friendships, all while redefining what it means to be truly Australian.
Who directed Spit?
Jonathan Teplitzky directs *Spit*, bringing his signature blend of sharp humor and social insight to this offbeat crime-comedy.
Who stars in Spit?
The film features David Wenham, Helen Thomson, Gary Sweet, David Field, and David Roberts in key roles.
Is Spit (2025) worth watching?
With its genre-blending mix of crime and comedy, *Spit (2025)* offers a fresh take on the Australian underdog story. While the IMDb rating is pending, the film's premise and cast suggest it could be a delightful surprise for fans of quirky, heartfelt comedies.
How long is Spit?
The runtime of *Spit* is 105 minutes.
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About Spit (2025) — A Crime-Comedy Adventure Rooted in Mateship and Chaos
Jonathan Teplitzky's *Spit (2025)* dives into the absurdity and heart of modern Australian identity through the eyes of Spitteri, a man who finds himself unexpectedly trapped inside an immigration detention center after returning home. What starts as a comedic escape mission quickly spirals into a series of chaotic yet oddly touching misadventures, as Spitteri bonds with his fellow detainees over shared struggles and the unshakable belief in mateship. With the outside world still seeing him as a target, his journey becomes less about evasion and more about rediscovering what it truly means to belong in a country that's meant to be his own.
Blending sharp wit with offbeat crime-comedy energy, this high-stakes adventure explores themes of belonging, resilience, and the quirks of Australian culture. Teplitzky's direction—known for his knack for blending humor with deeper social commentary—lends the film a tone that's equal parts uproarious and poignant, making *Spit (2025)* a standout entry in the genre.
