Gettin' Square 2003
"Sunny place. Shady people."
Gettin' Square (2003) follows Barry Wirth as he steps out of prison with big dreams of a clean slate. Teaming up with his old mate Johnny 'Spit' Spiteri and ex-gangster turned restaurateur Dabba, Barry quickly learns that the past isn't ready to stay buried.
Director: Jonathan Teplitzky
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gettin' Square (2003) about?
Gettin' Square (2003) follows ex-con Barry Wirth as he tries to leave his criminal past behind. But when old debts and new schemes pull him back in, his quest for a fresh start quickly spirals into a web of deceit and danger. The film blends crime, comedy, and drama against the sun-drenched Gold Coast.
Who directed Gettin' Square?
Gettin' Square was directed by Jonathan Teplitzky, known for his sharp storytelling and stylish visuals in both film and television.
Who stars in Gettin' Square?
The film stars Sam Worthington, David Wenham, Timothy Spall, Freya Stafford, and Gary Sweet—each bringing their signature intensity to the sun-baked crime world.
Is Gettin' Square (2003) worth watching?
If you enjoy crime thrillers spiked with dark humor and sun-soaked tension, Gettin' Square delivers a compelling ride. While it wasn't rated on IMDb, its mix of sharp performances and neo-noir atmosphere makes it a solid pick for fans of Australian crime cinema.
How long is Gettin' Square?
Gettin' Square runs for 100 minutes, packing its sun-drenched crime story into a tight and engaging runtime.
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About Gettin' Square (2003) — Crime, Comedy, and a Sunlit Descent into the Underworld
Gettin' Square (2003) follows Barry Wirth as he steps out of prison with big dreams of a clean slate. Teaming up with his old mate Johnny 'Spit' Spiteri and ex-gangster turned restaurateur Dabba, Barry quickly learns that the past isn't ready to stay buried.
Set against the sun-soaked yet morally murky backdrop of the Gold Coast, this darkly comic thriller explores redemption, loyalty, and the messy business of trying to 'get square'. Director Jonathan Teplitzky crafts a tense, sun-drenched neo-noir where every friendly handshake hides a knife, and every deal comes with strings attached. With sharp dialogue and a cast that balances grit and charm, Gettin' Square is a stylish dive into crime, consequences, and second chances.