Razorback
dir. Russell Mulcahy · 1984
The struggle against a relentless and unseen threat reveals the fragility of life and the lengths one will go to protect loved ones.
A child is brutally killed by a monstrous wild boar, igniting a chain of events that leads to a grandfather's trial and an American journalist's desperate search for the truth. As Carl navigates the treacherous Australian outback, he confronts not only the beast but also the deep-seated fears and suspicions of the local community. Watching it is an intense experience, where the vast, unforgiving landscape mirrors the primal terror lurking just beneath the surface.
A vicious wild boar terrorizes the Australian outback. The first victim is a small child who is killed. The child's granddad is brought to trial for killing the child but acquitted. The next victim is an American TV-journalist. Her husband Carl gets there and starts to search for the truth. The local inhabitants won't really help him, but he is joined by a hunter and a female farmer to find the beast.
