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How to Watch The Riot Act 2018 Online in Australia

Released: 2018

Updated: 18th Oct, 2021

4.4 / 10

Rated: PG-13

Director: Devon Parks

Cast: Lauren Sweetser, Brett Cullen, Connor Price

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Where to watch The Riot Act

What is The Riot Act about?

This period film from Director Devon Parks weaves an intersecting web of characters, all having witnessed a murder from three different vantage points. The dark past of this turn of the century town begins to uncover itself as an elaborate plot for revenge is constructed around the origins of a real life ghost story.

Which streaming providers can you watch The Riot Act on

Here is the comprehensive list of streaming providers that will show The Riot Act in Australia. If The Riot Act will appear with other providers further down the line, this table will be updated.

Providers

  • Amazon PrimeNo
  • Apple TV PlusNo
  • BingeNo
  • Disney PlusNo
  • Foxtel NowNo
  • NetflixNo
  • StanNo
  • Telstra TV Box OfficeNo

The cast of The Riot Act

Lauren Sweetser, Brett Cullen, Connor Price

Google Play

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