The finalists short films in our National Schools competition for Primary; & Secondary School students or filmmakers eighteen years & under.
Screening: Sat 30 Jan, 4pm | Runtime: 110 mins | Classification: PG
A young student realises that he is a great singer and decides to put on a concert.
My name is Phoebe and I enjoy going to the beach, reading and painting. I am also deaf. Come on a journey with Phoebe into a world with no sound. Developed and created by Grade 5 students at Table Cape Primary School.
A joyful and heartbreaking film about a boy with cancer, his bond with his music therapist, and the uplifting rap group they formed.
A boy chases a monkey wearing a suit and red shoes.
We have so much to learn from our elders if we listen.
A young performer must confront her own fear of performing. Will she succeed and walk onto the stage or give in to her dysphoria?
A man’s psychological demise as he struggles to stick to his diet.
I take the viewer on a journey through my world. I use animation to distort the everyday and challenge the audience’s conceptualisation of their surroundings. By juxtaposing realistic aspects with the imaginative, I show the interaction of objects and ideas that are beyond the ordinary.
Inspired by William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale, this is the story of Hermione who lives alone and slowly turns to stone as she distances herself from the memories of her family and society until events change her.
In the inner-west of Sydney, the fashionable and luxurious lifestyle of Sunny Sunshine all starts in the Fabric City Fabric Shop.
Exploring the emotions in a young relationship through the frame of a single interaction.
What happens to the very last mandarin?
An exploration of the repetitious monotony of modern life, our protagonist finding freedom through the unlikely discovery of an idle bicycle.
Encapsulating the psychological journey of an Australian farmer, Jack, as his failing relationship with his family is mirrored by tedious farming implications.
A hungry little blob is on a mission to catch the grape, but life’s challenges keep getting in the way.
Exploring the culture of female surfers in the town of Lennox Head.
In the world of technology, youth and evolution sometimes we forget to put our phone down and disconnect.
Chad Graham, a C6 quadriplegic, who at 16 took a bad jump while racing motocross and broke his neck tells the story of how he came to be in a wheelchair and how he found wheelchair rugby.
On a snowy day, a young girl is just trying to get the train home. When her luck decides to turn against her, she makes an unlikely friend.
A teenage girl, who has to overcome personal obstacles and accept oneself.
A woman who embarks on a delightful journey to simply give thanks to Mother Earth.
A girl searches for the father she never met.
A young girl sees colours in a black and white world, but her parents can’t. It is up to her power to create a new perspective for them.
Rumours are a plenty, after an announcement lets a class know that the girl’s toilet block is being closed. Why are they being closed? What could possibly have happened?