
Flirting
Drama · Romance
Overview
Two freethinking teenagers - a boy and a girl - confront with authoritarian teachers in their boarding schools. The other students treat this differently.
Top Cast


Noah Taylor
Noah Taylor
Danny Embling
Noah Taylor
Danny Embling


Thandiwe Newton
Thandiwe Newton
Thandiwe Adjewa
Thandiwe Newton
Thandiwe Adjewa


Nicole Kidman
Nicole Kidman
Nicola Radcliffe
Nicole Kidman
Nicola Radcliffe
Bartholomew Rose
Bartholomew Rose
'Gilby' Fryer
Bartholomew Rose
'Gilby' Fryer
Felix Nobis
Felix Nobis
Jock Blair
Felix Nobis
Jock Blair
Josh Picker
Josh Picker
'Backa' Bourke
Josh Picker
'Backa' Bourke
Kiri Paramore
Kiri Paramore
'Slag' Green
Kiri Paramore
'Slag' Green


Marc Aden Gray
Marc Aden Gray
Christopher Laidlaw
Marc Aden Gray
Christopher Laidlaw


Les Hill
Les Hill
Greg Gilmore
Les Hill
Greg Gilmore


Naomi Watts
Naomi Watts
Janet Odgers
Naomi Watts
Janet Odgers
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