Opposite Eddie sits John Steele. He's asking the questions. Tough and experienced, he knows the drill. Interrupting the interview, he leaves Eddie alone in the room to 'sweat' a little and consider his options.

Eddie's scared and confused. He's had his door broken down, he's been dragged through town and unceremoniously dumped in this room... and for what? He's a nobody, of no interest to people like these. But Steele's back again and the questions seem to take a more sinister direction.

Desperately Eddie searches for answers. Any answers. Just to get Steele off his back. What little bit of 'truth' Eddie knows, he must play with. Not in a malicious way - only to buy some time untill he can work out what's going on.

But Steele has no time. He has other pressures. There are forces here that neither he nor Eddie have reckoned with. Other players... with other agendas. Steele must force the issue.

Now Eddie has the edge he was looking for. Steele is listening to his every word. The balance of power has moved. Steele needs Eddie and Eddie knows it.

A stunning feature debut by director Craig Monahan, The Interview is a psychological drama that explores guilt, innocence and the uncertain nature of the truth. Hugo Weaving (Proof, Priscilla: Queen of the Desert) delivers a virtuoso performance as the nervy and enigmatic Eddie Fleming, an unforgettable character made all the more compelling by the haunting score of Oscar-nominee David Hirschfelder (Shine).