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The Gift Of Time

Based on the directors own story of heart transplant in the family. A young girl is in desperate need of a transplant. Her time is running out. Meanwhile a young boy, who is living life to the full, is unaware that the clock is ticking on his life.

Jarda Bura, Gurri Bura, Jarda Ngarli, Gurri Ngarli (Senior Woman, Young Woman)

Strength and power is relational. In this short film of layered film, voice over, and composition, intergenerational relationships between Aboriginal women, their kinship system and their living connection to Country, practice and power are explored. Jarda Bura, Gurri Bura, Jarda Ngarli, Gurri Ngarli highlights women’s stories of strength, the leadership they draw collectively from their relationships, and the importance of cultural transmission.
Co-created with Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi women from Ieramugadu (Roebourne), this is a story of matriarchal strengths, and the enduring leadership of First Nations women.
NSW PREMIERE

Cultural & Language Advisers: Berry Malcolm, Maudie Jerrold, Janelle Mowarin, Allery Sandy, Michelle Adams

Creative Team: Jessica Allan, Nina Allen, Leith Alexander, Rebecca Riggs-Bennett, Anna Cadden, Genevieve Dugard, Adelina Larsson-Mendoza, Claire Leach, Robyn Marias

Community Producers: Bodhi Aulich-Croll, Zoe Street

Cast: Berry Malcom, Anne Jacobs, Maudie Jerrold, Allery Sandy, Janelle Mowarin, Verdelle Jerrold, Michelle Adams, Mae Mae Jeffries, Kimberley Wilson, Lauriann Walters, Bella Warrie, Karella Walker, Hannah Phillips, Lashonrae Long, Jessica Allan, Nina Derrell, Trinity Mowarin, Penny Wally, Renee Wally, Owneika Guiness, Coby Guiness, Ella Togo, Shaykarni Smith

Something Bigger

The story of two friends and their love for e-biking, shining a little light on what it’s like to grow up, embrace friendship, life, and letting go.

Pākehā

In 1980s, New Zealand, a young Pākehā mother’s determination to learn Te Reo Māori, exposes her struggles, resilience, and courage, in an inspiring true story of cultural reconciliation.
WORLD PREMIERE

Help! Everything Is Fine

When a young man’s failed suicide attempt results in the death of a stranger, he calls the only person he can think of for help: his mum.But when she pushes him for the actual story he soon realises that telling her the whole truth won’t be so easy.
NSW PREMIERE

After What Happened In The Library

In the wake of a terrifying encounter, an overwhelmed drag queen struggles under the weight of public attention. Inspired by a viral true story.
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE