Romper Stomper

Season 1 Episode 3 - Poetry

2018 · 54 min

TV-MA

Blake is suspicious of Kane's rising popularity and puts him to the test. Kane makes his move to assume power. Gabe alerts Marco of Kane's return, and police intelligence is compromised. Isolated from her boyfriend Farid, Laila is seduced by Antifasc.

Subtitles: English

Starring:Toby Wallace Sophie Lowe Lachy Hulme Nicole Chamoun Julian Maroun Jamie Abdallah Markella Kavenagh Jeremy Lindsay Taylor Kaden Hartcher Lily Sullivan Tysan Towney Louis Corbett David Wenham Dan Wyllie Jacqueline McKenzie

Directed by:James Napier Robertson

S01:E01 - Arrival

Patriot Blue clash with anarchist group Antifasc at a Muslim festival. Kane's arrival disrupts the balance, and causes ripples through his estranged family. Laila is thrust into the role of publically representing a community.

S01:E02 - If Blood Should Stain the Wattle

Kane broadens Patriot Blue's mission and his relationship with its leader's wife, Zoe, reconnects with his sister Cindi. Gabe is heartbroken by Kane moving in fascist circles, but has keeps own shadowy connections. Laila is sought out by both Antifasc and right-wing media, provoking crisis within her community.

S01:E03 - Poetry

S01:E04 - The Dark Heart of Things

Kane's takeover of Patriot Blue gathers momentum. After a failed ambush at a Patriot Blue funeral, Antifasc strikes back, with consequences spiralling out of control, inflaming racial tensions. Petra keeps a vigil at Danny's bedside, while Laila is drawn into the violence.

S01:E05 - Chaos

Both sides become focused on George Anabasis, a centrist politician with influence over a controversial Muslim immigration bill. Laila seeks his protection. Kane's attention is diverted by his feelings for Zoe and a potential deal with Marco. Gabe intervenes by revealing a shocking truth about Kane.

S01:E06 - Anabasis

The story concludes in real time, as the competing groups converge on Anabasis. Extreme sentiments are enflamed on all sides and a violent conclusion ensues.

S01:E03 - Poetry

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