Urchin

The film follows Livi, who, after a disagreement within his family, decides to spend a night out with his estranged older brother Sio and his friends. What begins as a typical night out quickly spirals into unexpected chaos and challenges. As the night unfolds, the group faces a pivotal decision that forces them to reflect on their values and relationships.

Urchin presents a gritty look at the struggles of youth and familial ties, making it relevant for those interested in contemporary Australian cinema. The film captures the essence of a night in Sydney filled with both excitement and turmoil, showcasing the highs and lows of brotherhood and friendship. Its narrative approach and setting provide a distinct viewing experience for fans of character-driven stories.