Solo mum Leeanne Rosser (Kate Elliott) is rejected by her Christian mother. She tries to stay close to her handsome brother Brent, unaware of his secret life as a thief. One day a burglary goes wrong, and a woman is badly injured. The incident causes repercussions for all the members of the two families, and relationships begin to fracture. Based on a Maurice Gee novel, Fracture's release was delayed by the collapse of director Larry Parr's production company Kahukura in 2002. The Press called Fracture "competent, confident and complex".
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