You've never seen anything like it.

More than a decade later Romper Stomper is still considered one of the most daring and confrontational films ever made and is remembered as the film that rocketed Russell Crowe into the international spotlight.As Hando, the leader of a gang of neo-Nazi skinheads Crowe is a powerful, menacing and intimidating white supremacist. Driven by deep-seated hatred, they initiate a street war against members of the local Vietnamese community with relentless ferocity and devastating consequences. Also starring the late Daniel Pollock and Jacqueline McKenzie ("Deep Blue Sea") Geoffrey Wright's bold and brilliant film remains a powerful and relevant Australian classic.