PINNACLE
FILMS
The Combination Redemption
OPENING IN CINEMAS NATION-WIDE FEBRUARY 2019
Sydney, Australia – November 26th 2018 - Pinnacle Films has announced today the release date for the highly anticipated sequel to "The Combination" – THE COMBINATION REDEMPTION will be released in cinemas nationwide on February 7 2019.
In addition to the release date announcement, the poster and trailer have been released, and debut world-wide online.
"The Combination" opened in cinemas In February 2009 and was immediately hailed by critics and audiences alike as a provocative and ground-breaking Australian production. Now, director David Field and star George Basha return with THE COMBINATION REDEMPTION.
Director David Field stated, "We're very happy to finally announce the release date for THE COMBINATION REDEMPTION following the completion of production in Sydney's western suburbs. The new film builds dramatically on the themes of the original film, and expands the story in bold and exciting directions. With a brilliant cast and crew, we're proud to bring the new Combination movie to a broad audience."
Six years have passed, and Lebanese-Australian John Morkos (George Basha) remains haunted by the events that led to the death of his brother. As John begins to rebuild his life, he finds solace in the boxing ring at his local gymnasium.
Meanwhile, tensions are building on the streets of western Sydney, as a ruthless new crime boss Nas (Johnny Nasser) seeks to expand his empire, and the formation of a radical group of white supremacists threatens to shatter the social fabric of the local community.
When the gym becomes a focal point of these gathering forces, and the threat to the community begins to escalate, John must come to terms with his past, make the right choices, and take a stand against overwhelming odds. Sometimes you've got to fight for what's right.
George Basha reprises his central role, portraying John Morkos. George
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