Barrett works for a group of businessmen known as 'The Gentlemen'. They operate within the fertile realm of the Sydney underworld. Now he's 53 years of age and needs to get out of Sydney. Out of the game. Which of course is easier said than done.

Morgan O'Neill is a writer, director, musician and a National Institute of Dramatic Art (Australia) trained actor. Solo is the first feature he's directed and written. His short film credits are numerous, including producer, composer, actor and/or director in Tropfest finalists Playin' Hard To Get, South of the Border, Late Night Shopper and Bio Pic. Morgan's many acting credits include Water Rats, All Saints, Home and Away, Back Berner, Crocodile Dundee III, Postcard Bandits, Subterrano and Little Oberon. Morgan is also the lead singer in a jazz band and has a B.A. (Hons) Literature from the University of Sydney.

Sue Seeary has 20 years of experience working in the Australian film and television industry. Sue produced her first feature The Crossing in 1988, and has since produced an array of theatrical films, television dramas and documentaries including The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (associate producer), Heaven's Breath, Worst Best Friends and The Bertram Wainer Story. Somewhere in the middle she spent seven years with Australia's Film Finance Corporation as an Investment Manager.