In the sun-bleached, polyester-clad Australian suburbia of 1975, a 200-ton beached whale sets the scene for a summer of chaotic liberation in this outrageous comedy from writer-director Stephan Elliott. The film peers through the eyes of fourteen-year-old Jeff, as his street becomes a wild playground of adult misadventure, where the parents, including the charismatic Guy Pearce and Kylie Minogue as the adventurous Halls and the more reserved Joneses played by Radha Mitchell and Julian McMahon, decide to explore the era's newfound sexual freedom with a disastrously planned wife-swapping key party. As the adults navigate their own hilarious and cringe-worthy journey of self-discovery, their children, led by Jeff and his friends, embark on their own reckless adventures, witnessing the crumbling facade of their parents' perfect suburban lives. With a vibrant ensemble including Asher Keddie and Jeremy Sims, Swinging Safari paints a riotously funny and surprisingly poignant portrait of a generation colliding with changing social mores, where the quest for personal freedom creates unforgettable chaos both in the living room and on the sunburnt streets.