Employees fight for survival against a local gang in their neighborhood.
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Wrapping up a long week of work employees are in a fight for survival against a local gang who are out for blood - but who is justified? A thrilling look into the consequences experienced by trying to do the "right thing" by society.
"Similar to the stories told in the 'One Night of Crime' franchise, the Australian suspense film 'TKG: The Kids of Grove' is another one of those movies that rely on a claustrophobic urban aesthetic to talk about violence and the horrors we find around the corner from home. Here, director Damien Giglietta speaks of a group of workers who must flee from the violence of an organized gang in their neighborhood. Violent, raw and dark, 'TKG: The Kids of Grove' is one of those productions with a very specific audience. After all, you have to like violent films with an underground aesthetic to better understand the paths of the film and the reasons why the script follows the paths it follows. A provocative movie, with a revamped exploitation feel, which has the potential to draw attention and bring together a good number of fans."