Desert Dash 2018
In the sun-scorched badlands of Australia's opal fields, survival hinges on speed and savvy in the high-stakes thriller Desert Dash (2018).
Director: Gracie Otto
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Desert Dash (2018) about?
Set in Australia's opal fields, Desert Dash follows a determined heroine in a high-speed battle where gemstones dictate survival. To advance in this dangerous economy, she must outmaneuver rivals in a relentless dash across the desert.
Who directed Desert Dash?
Gracie Otto directed this intense action short, bringing her sharp eye for tension and atmosphere to the opal-strewn outback.
Who stars in Desert Dash?
The film features Damian Walshe-Howling, Gracie Otto, and Krew Boylan in a cast of high-energy performers.
Is Desert Dash (2018) worth watching?
With its high-energy action and sun-drenched tension, Desert Dash offers a punchy, 13-minute thrill ride. While it's unrated, its breakneck pace and unique premise make it a standout short for fans of gritty, high-stakes storytelling.
How long is Desert Dash?
Desert Dash runs for 13 minutes.
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About Desert Dash (2018) — A sun-scorched opal chase where only the quickest survive
In the sun-scorched badlands of Australia's opal fields, survival hinges on speed and savvy in the high-stakes thriller Desert Dash (2018). Directed by Gracie Otto, this 13-minute action short plunges viewers into a world where gemstones have replaced currency, and only the quickest can seize their future. When a bold heroine spots her chance to 'Level Up' in this cutthroat game, every daring maneuver could mean the difference between thriving and being left behind in the dust. Otto crafts an intense, sun-drenched chase where every second counts and victory demands more than just luck.
Desert Dash blends relentless pacing with a gritty, sun-bleached atmosphere that mirrors its harsh setting. Damian Walshe-Howling and Krew Boylan join Gracie Otto in a cast delivering sharp, high-energy performances that anchor the film's breakneck speed. As alliances shift and the stakes rise, the story explores themes of ambition, survival, and the brutal cost of progress—all wrapped in the glint of opals and the echo of engines roaring across the outback.