In the backyard of a modest suburban Australian house from the 1970s, a fierce battle unfolds under the blazing sun, its glare causing a slight lens flare. The house, typical of a middle-lower economic neighborhood, stands as a backdrop to the chaos. A 12-year-old girl, her face twisted with rage, grips an Uzi in each hand. Muzzle flashes and smoke erupt from the barrels, painting streaks of fire through the air. The girl's eyes are ablaze with determination as she defends herself against the onslaught. Surrounding her, a horde of koalas, far from their usual docile nature, appear enraged. They surge forward in waves, each koala adopting a variety of aggressive stances. Some leap through the air with claws extended, others snarl menacingly on the ground, all intent on their target. The scene is a surreal mix of innocence and violence, set against the quaint backdrop of an ordinary Australian suburb, transformed into a battleground under the harsh 1970s sun --ar 16:9