Innocent country footballer Matt plans to spend one uneventful night in the city before his important trial game. The same night his stuff-up cousin George is embroiled in a drugs delivery for ruthless loan shark Tiny. In eight hair-raising hours of twisting fortune on the run from the law and lawless, Matt will become a man and George will become a hero. When the odds are against you, all you can do is roll the dice, roll with the punches and stick with family.

Martin Wilson was recently recognised in Australian Creative as one of Australia's top six young directors. For the last five years Martin has formed a dynamic partnership with producer Angie Smith under the banner of Soul Films. In 2001 Martin directed the short Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home, which one of Australia's premier film commentators, Phillip Adams, called "exemplary in every department" and "of the highest professional standard...beautifully crafted". In 2003 Martin directed Roll, about which The West Australian's senior film reviewer Mark Naglazas commented: "the Hollywood-ready stylist Wilson expertly juggles the multiple storylines and Warner's menagerie of eccentric characters in this Tarantino-ish tale about a footballer from the bush whose dreams of AFL and fortune are thrown into the air during one head-spinning, adventure filled night in the City of Light."

After a highly successful career in the beauty/fashion and makeup industry, Angie Smith turned her skills to film producing. An indication of her growing status was when she was selected by the Screen Producers Association of Australia to be Western Australia's representative as an emerging producer for 2001/02. Soul Films beat over 60 other entrants Australia-wide to win the project of Roll.