Risk is a 2001 Australian film about insurance fraud directed by Alan White and starring Tom Long, Bryan Brown, and Claudia Karvan.^[2] The film is based on the story The Adjuster by Tracy Kidder.

John Kriesky (Bryan Brown) is a veteran insurance investigator who is tempted towards the wrong side of the law. With the help of an amateur con man Ben (Tom Long), John hatches a scheme to substantiate false claims by taking part of several questionable claims his firm has settled for a fraction of what they're usually worth. John and Ben get help in their illegal business by lawyer Louise (Claudia Karvan), who has a cocaine addiction and is John's lover. But when Louise becomes involved with Ben and demands a bigger cut of the money, their shaky confidence game begins to fall apart.

• Tom Long as Ben Madigan
• Claudia Karvan as Louise Roncoli
• Melissa Madden Gray as Colleen
• Bryan Brown as John Kriesky
• Jason Clarke as Chris
• Bob Baines as Grayson
• Sharin Contini as Mrs. Whelan
• Thomas Clunie as Mr. Whelan
• Brian Meegan as Instructor
• Kim Lewis a Child’s Mother
• Michael Denkha as hospital husband

Risk was met with positive reviews from critics and audiences, earning an 80% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Scott Weinberg of Apollo Guide gave a positive reviews, commenting "Risk may not be the most unique crime drama to come down the pike, but it's certainly intriguing and polished enough to earn a look."

Jason Gorber of Film Scouts gave a negative review, calling it "a straight ahead, uneventful movie. Boring in parts, the film tries to work as a slick Indie feature but seems like a tired Hollywood film."

Bryan Brown was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the FCCA Awards.

• Risk at IMDb
• Risk at Urban Cinefile
• Risk at Oz Movies