Inside

2024

Crime / Drama / Thriller

5
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 27 reviews
IMDb Rating 6.6/10 10 424 424

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Plot summary

After being transferred from juvenile to adult prison, Mel Blight is taken under the wing of both Mark Shepard, Australia’s most despised criminal, and Warren Murfett, a soon to be paroled inmate. As a paternal triangle grows between them, we see that even the worst of men have a little bit of good inside that will be their undoing.

Director

Charles Williams Photo
Charles Williams

Top cast

Guy Pearce Photo
Guy Pearce as Warren Murfett
Cosmo Jarvis Photo
Cosmo Jarvis as Mark Shepard
Steve Mouzakis Photo
Steve Mouzakis as Mel's Case Worker
Leah Vandenberg Photo
Leah Vandenberg as S.T.O.P. Class Clincian
720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
952.51 MB
1280*694
English 2.0
NR
us  fr  
23.976 fps
1 hr 43 min
Seeds 100+
1.91 GB
1920*1040
English 5.1
NR
us  fr  
23.976 fps
1 hr 43 min
Seeds 100+

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by danieljfarthing 7 / 10

Cold, hard, bleak, gritty, authentic feeling Aussie prison drama

In cold, hard Aussie prison drama "Inside" teenage Vincent Miller ages out of juvie into adult prison, celling respectively with oddball Cosmo Jarvis (doing life for a notorious heinous crime) & grizzled Guy Pearce (nearing parole but with debts to be paid). On his debut, writer / director Charles Williams plays out a gritty tale of trauma, anger, guilt, resignation, & redemption that avoids sensationalism to come across authentic - helped by terrific performances from Miller (also on his movie debut), the top drawer duo of Jarvis & Pearce, and support from the likes of Toby Wallace. It's a tough, bleak watch... but a worthy one, particularly for fans of the prison drama genre.
Reviewed by eddie_baggins 7 / 10

A gritty and intense Australian prison drama

Proving once more that Australian cinema does gritty as well as anyone else, Charles Williams feature debut Inside is a notably intense local offering that draws out memorable performances from its trio of talented performers, Guy Pearce, international import and Shogun breakout star Cosmo Jarvis and newcomer Vincent Miller.An unflinching look at prison life and those that inhabit the walls of similar institutions around the world, there's a lot of familiar ingredients to Inside, such is the nature of any prison set movie/series, but Williams infuses his tale of Miller's Mel moving from a juvenile detention centre to an adult prison with enough unique ideas and sensibilities that helps ensure Inside has enough fresh ideas to give viewers something to engage with.A bleak affair that doesn't offer up any glimmers of reprieve as Mel becomes acquainted with Jarvis's unhinged inmate/preacher Mark Shepard and Pearce's jaded and close to release Warren Murfett, Inside is an intense watch across its 100 minutes and while not all of its story beats or story arcs culminate or evolve as well as you're hoping for initially, there's a quiet power to this tale and the performances within in it.Suggesting that he is going to be a homegrown talent to keep an eye on, Miller does some noteworthy work as the softly spoken and inwardly tormented Mel.Holding his own against the well-known talents of Pearce and the growing repertoire of Jarvis who continues to redefine himself as a performer, Miller is the heart and soul of Inside as a young man given little hope or support battles to understand his identity and to understand how a life outside of the prison walls would look for him.With Miller making his mark he's only overshadowed by the fact Pearce continues to be one of the industries most undervalued actors and that Jarvis is becoming one of the industries most interesting.Both actors are on top notch form here and give Inside an added gravitas that should appeal to an international audience when their able to find and watch this film for themselves.Overall Inside is an impressively polished and delivered debut feature from Williams.Showcasing a keen eye and restraint behind the camera and an ability to work with performers both young and old, based off this it's highly likely that we are seeing the early flames of a bright directional career ahead for our Australian filmmaker.Final Say -It doesn't break any new ground but Inside is a top quality local production with a string of stirring performances, making it one of the best Australian features of the last few years all the while announcing Vincent Miller and Charles Williams as future stars of the Aussie film landscape.3 1/2 swiss army knives out of 5.
Reviewed by Worldstoughest 6 / 10

Passable, but only just

The trailer made this seem a pretty compelling viewing, but it is rather dull and though the plot is not quite predictable, it doesn't wander too far from where you expect it might go. The performances of the three leads are first rate and the supporting cast is strong. I suspect it's a reasonable snapshot of contemporary prison life and the difficulties of both the inmates and the impact of institutionalisation. The unspoken narrative on the frailties of the human condition are well captured too. Perhaps I'm being a little harsh as a critic... I think I went into it expecting too much and found myself let down.
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