Housos Live 2012
"A Work For The Dole Presentation"
Dive into the chaotic world of Sunnyvale with *Housos Live* (2012), Paul Fenech's uproarious comedy that follows Franky, Shazza, Dazza, Kev, and Vanessa—the infamous Housing Commission crew whose lives revolve around surviving on government support.
Director: Paul Fenech
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Housos Live (2012) about?
Housos Live (2012) follows a group of lifelong unemployed Australians living in the Housing Commission, relying on government support while indulging in petty crimes, brawls, and chaotic relationships. The film captures their daily struggles (and shenanigans) in Sunnyvale, the roughest suburb imaginable.
Who directed Housos Live?
Paul Fenech directed Housos Live, bringing his signature chaotic humor and unfiltered style to this cult comedy.
Who stars in Housos Live?
The film stars Paul Fenech, Elle Dawe, and Jabba as the chaotic core of the Housos crew, alongside the rest of the Sunnyvale chaos-makers.
Is Housos Live (2012) worth watching?
Housos Live is a divisive but undeniably entertaining ride for fans of unfiltered Aussie humor. Its raw, over-the-top antics and cultural satire make it a cult favorite, though it's not for those seeking polished storytelling. If you love chaotic comedies, it's a must-see.
How long is Housos Live?
Housos Live runs for 88 minutes of pure Sunnyvale madness.
Housos Live (2012): A Wild Ride Through Sunnyvale's Most Notorious Streets
Dive into the chaotic world of Sunnyvale with *Housos Live* (2012), Paul Fenech's uproarious comedy that follows Franky, Shazza, Dazza, Kev, and Vanessa—the infamous Housing Commission crew whose lives revolve around surviving on government support. Living in the roughest suburb imaginable, these lifelong 'bludgers' fill their days with petty theft, brawls, binge drinking, and questionable relationships, all under the guise of 'getting by.' Directed by Fenech and packed with cringe-worthy antics, the film skewers Australian stereotypes with sharp wit and unapologetic absurdity.
Set against the backdrop of societal neglect, *Housos Live* delivers a raucous, no-holds-barred satire that's as much a cultural commentary as it is a laugh riot. With its unfiltered portrayal of dysfunctional 'housos,' the movie captures the raw energy of Melbourne's underground scene, blending comedy with a touch of pathos. Whether you're a fan of raw Aussie humor or just looking for a wild ride through Sunnyvale's most infamous streets, this film promises chaos, laughs, and a healthy dose of 'how is this even real?' moments.