Romper Stomper
A neo-Nazi skinhead in Melbourne leads a violent gang targeting Vietnamese immigrants, but when tensions explode into a deadly confrontation, a woman with a hidden past is drawn into the chaos, forcing him to face the consequences of his hatred.
“You've never seen anything like it.”
Synopsis
In Melbourne, a group of Nazi skinheads vent their anger on the local Vietnamese community, whom they perceive as a threat to racial purity. The Vietnamese, growing increasingly frustrated with the violence and hostility, ultimately decide to stand up to the skinheads, leading to a full-scale confrontation that results in the skinheads being driven away. A woman who experiences epileptic seizures becomes involved with the skinhead group.
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Edited by Bill MurphyShot by Ron HagenScored by John Clifford WhiteDesigned by Steven Jones Evans
Box Office
1992 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.1× its budget
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$3.3M
Also known as
- Skinheadsit
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Cast & Crew
41 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
21Tony Le Nguyen
as Tiger
John Brumpton
as Magoo
Don Bridges
as Harold
Janei Anderson
as Jacqui
Stephen Hall
as Flea
Tri Phan
as Nguyen
Thuan Le
as Nguyen's Eldest Son
Craig Mercer
as Chris
Angus Cummings
as Rob
Edwina Exton
as Skinhead Girl
David Tredinnick
as Gabe's Boyfriend
Steve Millichamp
as Pommy Bill
William K Halliwell
as Derro
Vu Le
as Tiger's Mate
Anne Morrell
as Barmaid
Neil Foley
as Skinhead in Plaster
Johnny Raaen
as Plain Clothes Policeman
Anthea Roordink
as Policewoman
Russell Frost
as Young Policeman
Ria Yazaki
as Girl on Cliff Top
Neil Foster
as Skinhead in Plaster
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2Other crew
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