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How to Talk to Australians

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How to Talk Australians: The Movie is based on the hit web series of the same name. This time around we follow the students of the Delhi College of Linguistics as they leave the classroom behind and embark on a journey Down Under. When their flight is diverted to the regional town of Dubbo (because some bogan parked his ute on the runway) and their tour leader is detained by customs -- the group unexpectedly discovers the "real" Australia, despite never quite making it to Sydney, Melbourne, Uluru, or even Adelaide.
The film offers a scathing take on Australian culture through the eyes of a group of Indian call center workers, promising audiences from all backgrounds a laugh-out-loud theatrical experience -- and some entertaining insights into Australian language.

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Simon Foster Screen-Space (Substack) 3d
3.5/5
The first of what might be many big screen undertakings for the viral YouTube hitmakers is a consistently laugh-out-loud crowdpleaser, balancing raucous humour with a sharp satirical eye and big heart. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Tony Rogers

Director

Shane Jacobson

Cleaner

Ben Knight

Customs Officer

Vikrant Narain

Dean Devdan

Ria Patel

Shani

Rohan Ganju

Chester
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Synopsis How to Talk Australians: The Movie is based on the hit web series of the same name. This time around we follow the students of the Delhi College of Linguistics as they leave the classroom behind and embark on a journey Down Under. When their flight is diverted to the regional town of Dubbo (because some bogan parked his ute on the runway) and their tour leader is detained by customs -- the group unexpectedly discovers the "real" Australia, despite never quite making it to Sydney, Melbourne, Uluru, or even Adelaide.
The film offers a scathing take on Australian culture through the eyes of a group of Indian call center workers, promising audiences from all backgrounds a laugh-out-loud theatrical experience -- and some entertaining insights into Australian language.
Director
Tony Rogers
Producer
Jason Byrne, Victoria Schaw
Screenwriter
Tony Rogers, Rob Hibbert
Production Co
Positive Ape, Jason Byrne Productions
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 30m