film list

Dungog Film Festival

	307 Short film Director: Stu Willis	In the isolated confines of an apartment corridor, a shared dislike of loud parties brings Ben and Amelia into contact. Cautiously, they form a connection.
	A Little Bit Mongolian Documentary Director: Michael Dillon	Over the ranges of Northern Mongolia a foreign boy is racing on horseback with the local children. His name is Angus. He is twelve years old, and he's from Australia.
	A Little Problem Short animation Director: Rob Ride	Kevin tries so hard to make his dates with the sweet Julie romantically successful. But a small, furry creature is determined to thwart his efforts.
	A Love Story Short film Director: Simon Bare	All the bad lines and false starts are yet to play out, because no matter where it ends, this is where it begins.
	A World Away Short film Director: Sarah McLauchlan	When a young girl is forced to spend her days locked away in the attic, she finds her only means of escape is through her drawings.
	Afraid Short film Director: Tim Dean	A knock on the door in the middle of the night has a family anxious and fearful. Is it a prank or something more sinister?
	AIR Short film Director: Murray Fahey	Weirdo musos know that if people carried air guitars instead of guns, there would be no wars. World peace, man!
	An Unfinished Romance Short film Director: Alison Heather	Although instantly attracted to one another upon meeting, a young man and woman’s assumptions about each other threatens the sense of enchantment in their burgeoning romance.
	Anatomy of a Massacre Documentary Director: Andrew Sully Starring: Dr. Soren Blau, Max Stahl, Luis Fondebrider	Anatomy of a Massacre follows an Australian led forensic investigation to find the missing protestors from the 1991 Santa Cruz Massacre in Dili, East Timor.
	Art in an Upstairs Alley Documentary Director: David Muir	This documentary, with a modern jazz score, follows David Bromley’s creation of a corporate mural at The Gauge in Melbourne. A team effort by several artists, the work is also a tribute to the great urban architect Le Corbusier.
	Back to Burlesque Documentary Director: Michael McCall	JoJo de Milo, a staid IT specialist by day and a risqué burlesque dancer by night, sees this vintage dance style of tease as a post-feminist revival that empowers women. Germaine Greer might have a different view.
	Backstage Short animation Director: Pierce Davison	This animated short looks at a group of student performers anxious to impress the director during auditions. Awkward moments and some real surprises ensue, as the characters struggle with their roles. And a grub gets all the limelight!
	Barton the Ghost Catcher Short film Director: Roy Weiland	Barton is a seven year old boy who used to be afraid of ghosts. He now uses his intelligence and imagination in an effort to catch ghosts that pester humans, especially children. More annoying than any ghost is his older sister, who is constantly hindering his goal to become the best ghost catcher in the world.
	Before the Rain Feature film/animation Director: CJ Johnson, Craig Boreham, Nick Clifford, Stephen de Villiers Starring: Bonnie Sveen, Ryan Corr, Kenji Fitzgerald, Kimberley Hews, Jacinta Acevski, Cooper George Amai, Rebe	Set over one hot day in Sydney, before the rain comes - four stories intertwine. After a scandal, Violet has been sent to a new school but it's not working out so well. Naomi holds a dinner party for her ex and his new girlfriend. Following an incident of domestic violence, Cliff and Harley discover their heroes. And street kid Nicky's (Hugo Johnstone-Burt) life takes a new direction.
	Bell Music video Director: Justin Kurzel Starring: The Mess Hall	Bell' follows a day in the life of the eleven year-old preaching phenomenon, Minister Terry Durham, also known as 'The Little Man Of God'. Justin Kurzel, brother of The Mess Hall's singer/guitarist Jed, has directed all the band's previous videos, including the award winning 'Keep Walking' and 'Pulse'. 'Bell' has screened on the web as well as ABC's Rage and Video Hits on Channel Ten. It is due to screen at the 2010 St Kilda Film Festival.
	Beneath Hill 60 Feature film/animation Director: Jeremy Hartley Sims Starring: Brendan Cowell, Gyton Grantely, Bella Heathcote, Aden Young, Jacqueline MacKenzie, Anthony Hayes, St NominatedActor: Brendan Cowell Nominated Actress: Bella Heathcote	Based on a true story, Beneath Hill 60 tells the story of mining engineer Oliver Woodward (Brendan Cowell) and a special regiment of Australian WWI soldiers on the Western Front. Their secret mission was to dig a tunnel deep beneath German lines and set off the biggest explosion the world had ever seen at that time.
	Blank Canvas Documentary Director: Tim Slade	After a difficult period of loss and change for the company, Spanish-born choreographer, Rafael Bonachela, was appointed Artistic Director of Sydney Dance Company.
	Braille Short film Director: Matthew Chuang Starring: Nicky Wright, Renny Holder, Zero Murray, Dave Purton	Braille is the story of Nick (Nicky Wright), an aged blind man with a past that has left him broken and forgotten. Nick enlists the services of three young thieves Renny (Renny Holder), Zero (Zero Murray) and Dave (Dave Purton) to help him retrieve a precious diamond, and finish a job that he started fifteen years ago.
	Catching Up with You Music video Director: Stuart Willis Starring: Go/ No-Go	A form and genre bending clip that uses old fashioned cinema techniques to mirror the contemporary musical technique of looping.
	Chaos Theory Short film Director: Shannon Browning	During a chance encounter, a guy and a girl catch up, reminisce and make plans. As they go their separate ways, she’s excited; he’s confused.
	Circe Short film Director: Anthony Russell	A disturbed young woman with an alphabet fetish is reminded of the ghosts of boyfriends past when Zac chases her affections. All her previous beaus have been found wanting. Will Zac be able to please her?
	Cosette Short film Director: Samantha Rebillet	Like her fictional namesake in Les Miserables, Cosette is mistreated, abused and starved. Is rescue possible from her wretched environment? Is there a happier future in the real world for this Cosette?
	Covered Short film Director: Michael Robinson	One week before the opening of the ski season Vanessa and Matt wait for the snow to fall, but they're not the only ones hoping for a good cover this winter.
	Cupid Short film Director: Melvin J Montalban	In this romantic comedy of mythical proportions, even the God of Love might have a thing or two to learn. What happens if Cupid himself falls in love? Can he find true love?
	Dark Horse Short film Director: Marc Furmie	Taxi driver Minh helps Isabella, a girl forced into prostitution by her boyfriend. Minh's show of kindness leads to an unlikely connection.
	Dearth Short film Director: Bruce Davie	A struggling farmer leaves his son at home alone while he goes for a job interview in town. The boy confronts a new threat to both himself and the farm. A story of the power of parental love.
	Deeper Than Yesterday Short film Director: Ariel Kleiman	The crewmen in the claustrophobic world of a submerged submarine are confounded by a miracle at sea. Their reaction to it will determine if they are decent men or savages. Selected for Critics' Week at Cannes this year, this original drama focuses on a group of submariners who've been underwater for three months and whose humanity is beginning to fracture.
	Dirt Short film Director: Kate Dehnert	One man struggles to find meaning in a world that is collapsing around him. Even as he is being buried alive, he discovers that “writing is an existence”.
	Entanglement Theory Short animation Director: Richard James Allen	In this visually delightful film, a dancer takes a nap in two realities. Both his real self and his avatar dream, but reality is not so simple when they awake.
	Eskimo Kiss Short film Director: Dustin Feneley	A young man with a disability brings a girl home for the first time.
	Evelyn Everyone Short animation Director: Kylie Plunkett	Eve is thirty-three, single, and searching for love online. She might just find herself, as she launches into the online world of second life.
	Father Joe and the Bangkok Slaughterhouse Documentary Director: James Lingwood	This confronting documentary is the story of a fearless Catholic priest caught in the crossfire between good and evil in the poorest slums of Bangkok. The impact of sex trafficking, drugs and HIV/AIDS on children is graphically depicted.
	First Love Documentary Director: Claire Gorman Starring: Featuring Jess Laing, Nikki van Dijk, and India Payne	17 year old Jess Laing, 14 yr old Nikki van Dijk and 15 yr old India Payne have grown up surfing together and competing against each other on Phillip Island. First Love follows the girls on their journey through school, life and fulfilling their surfing dream in Hawaii.
	Harwood Documentary Director: David Threlfo	The Harwood Sugar Mill, near Maclean on the NSW north coast, still uses large steam engines to process the cane. This film shows both the beauty and the contrast of manufacturing in a rural setting.
	Hex Short film Director: Simon and Lindsay Adams	Is modern technology a protection against the curse of primitive forces? A woman surrounds herself with the trappings of modern life but to no avail.
	Hidden Clouds Short film Director: Michael McCall	An adult migrant student and her English teacher both face personal challenges and are forced to make decisions that will strengthen them in time. A story about understanding and respecting differences.
	Hombres Hablando Short film Director: Matthew Richards	Spanish for 'men talking', Hombres Hablando is an intimate, uncensored look into the minds of two very, very different men.
	How Unfortunate Short film Director: Chris Tass-Parker	Sarah has lost her bag. How did this happen? Only an obsessive gamer full of oriental wisdom and a neurotic alley rat can help her.
	Identity in Motion Documentary Director: Martha Goddard	Dr Karen Pearlman, former dancer, now academic and author of Cutting Rhythms, Shaping the Film Edit discusses the links between dance and film editing.
	Into My Arms Short film Director: Angus Stevens	One night may be all he has to become a father.
	Invasion Short film Director: Jessica Redenbach	Katie arrives home to find a man in her house with a knife. She survives the brutal attack only to find the fight for her life has just begun.
	Karlu Karlu Short film Director: David Trantor	Lesley (Blackhat) Foster introduces us to the the eerie and majestic country otherwise known as The Devils Marbles (shot by Warwick Thornton).
	Keeper Short film Director: Ali Russel	Jacinta, interested in hip-hop as well as hunting kangaroos, has been taught by her nanna about bush medicine and the care of sacred waterholes. When mining companies start mining in their country, the family is divided in their views.
	Kjare Hjem Short film Director: John-Paul McElwee	Emma is promised a romantic weekend in a suburban mansion by her boyfriend, but he doesn’t turn up. On her own, she explores the strange house. It soon becomes apparent that we are not the only ones watching her.
	Kuru: The Science and the Sorcery Documentary Director: Rob Bygott	Filmmakers Rob Bygott and Ben Alpers spent two months with the Fore population in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Their film project was supported by the locals who shared their culture and the tragedy of the Kuru epidemic with the documentary-makers.
	Living Colour Documentary Director: Eva Ramdohr	Meet artists Donna Franklin and Tanya Visosevic as they introduce the concept of BioArt. Scientists and artists work together to produce artwork created from living matter.
	Lost Years: A Sea Turtle Odyssey Documentary Director: Jeremy Hoogart	The documentary explores the mystery of Loggerhead Sea Turtles' so called 'lost years' - as tiny hatchlings they reach the ocean and vanish, then reappear years later, out of the blue..
	Lou Feature film/animation Director: Belinda Chayko Starring: Lily Bell-Tindley, John Hurt, Emily Barclay, Jay Ryan, Charlie-Rose MacLennan, Eloise MacLennan NominatedActor: John Hurt (Doyle) Nominated Actress: Lily Bell-Tindley (Lou)	Eleven-year-old Lou's life was instantly turned upside down when her father walked out on her mother and two sisters. She has coped by building a tough shell around her heart - afraid to let anyone hurt her again. Life suddenly changes when her estranged Grandfather moves in to the family's rented home.
	Love and Other Red Spot Special Short film Director: Lauren Anderson	In the universe, on Earth, in Australia, there is a small town. In the small town there are: 9,684 residents, one supermarket, six sets of traffic lights, and one shoplifting transvestite on an extravagant quest for love.
	Make Me Short film Director: John Ma	It is one thing to die for a cause, but what are you prepared to kill for?
	Mama Always Told Him Short film Director: Annabel Osborne	“I’m always so damn desperate to find that Mrs Right!” George always falls in love too quickly. Will he remember his mother’s advice before he makes a dreadful mistake?
	Michael Kirby: Don't Forget the Justice Bit Documentary Director: Daryl Dellora	Filmed during and after his time on the High Court of Australia, this documentary about Justice Michael Kirby explores the personal, moral and spiritual convictions of one of our most compassionate and incisive legal minds.
	Monkey Bar Mafia Short film Director: Simon Williams and Brendon Skinner	On his first day at Camarilla College, Jet meets a gang of rebellious ten-year-old boys with nefarious intentions. He realises that he is a vital part of their plan to steal the greatest football card ever.
	Morning Star Short film Director: Jessica Lawton	A mysterious stranger, with the wings of an angel, turns up one morning. His presence brings hope for change and resurgence, which widow Ida so desperately desires. But desperation can sometimes make us blind.
	Motel Short film Director: Cameron James Bone, Tom Hudson, Patrick Howlett and Lucas Scott	A motel, anywhere. Three rooms, three stories. Only in a motel can one wall apart seem like a world away.
	Mr Sin: The Abe Saffron Story Documentary Director: Hugh Piper	The life of enigmatic crime boss Abe Saffron. This story of bribery, blackmail and corruption and the man who eluded the authorities for so long is irresistibly intriguing.
	Muscles Short film Director: Edward Housden	Richard’s sister Millie wants to be a world famous bodybuilder. Millie, a testosterone driven 14-year-old girl, is the dominant force in the family. Richard is transparent. What happens when Millie is a better boy than he is?
	My Life, A Tram Short film Director: Anne Mason	Bernie loves riding in trams. The daily journeys give his life structure and meaning. He is constantly reminded of his deceased father’s advice as he travels around Melbourne.
	My Uncle Bluey Documentary Director: Britt Arthur	'I never met my Uncle Bluey and my family never talked about him...'
	Nic and Shauna Short film Director: Alyssa McClelland	Nic and Shauna have their world turned upside down when a dance video from their childhood becomes a massive hit on the internet. Is stardom waiting just around the corner for Nic and Shauna?
	Odd Number Two Short film Director: Ivan Tinoco	A man wakes up bleeding and tied up to a roof. Scattered on the floor are memory devices that reveal the bizarre and violent events that leaded him to this moment, but can he solve the puzzle in time to escape his cursed destiny?
	Oh! That'll Be an Antique One Day Short film Director: Victoria Stanford	Suzie is embarrassed by her mother’s collection of junk and their untidy house, which she tries, in vain, to clean up for her birthday party. In the stalemate between them, Suzie learns that her mother’s eccentricities have an endearing side.
	On the Move Documentary Director: The Dungog Hero Project Team	The obelisk in Dungog’s main street is in the wrong place. Some claim that its signs even point the wrong way. Moving it is controversial, as not all locals like change. This burning issue divides the small community.
	One Night Short film Director: Alexandra Schepisi	A darkly intimate glimpse into the lives of five women over the course of a night.
	One... Short film Director: Damon Gameau, Gareth Davies	Is life something that happens to everyone else?
	Ours Short film Director: Mike Hill	A science fiction comedy about power, possession, our place in the universe and chip-eating aliens!
	Out Loud Short film Director: Lucas Testro	“One morning, I just woke up and stated narrating my life … out loud.” A brief exploration of loneliness, isolation and yearning for a sense of identity in an uncertain world.
	Passengers Feature film/animation Director: Michael Bond Starring: Cameron Daddo, Angie Milliken, Bruce Davison, Patty Yu NominatedActor: Cameron Daddo Nominated Actress: Angie Milliken	Tom is finally beginning to achieve success as a screenwriter. His wife Melony is on the verge of quitting her dream of a successful acting career in Hollywood. The LA traffic bogs the Australian couple down as they try to make their way to a dinner party.
	Pedalling for Peace Documentary Director: Adam Dostalek & Benjamin Holzman	Follow four inspiring young Australians - a Jew, Christian, Muslim and a Baha'i - who cycled from Sydney to Melbourne to demonstrate interfaith cooperation in action.
	Pests Short film Director: Tim Dean	Invading, destructive pests shatter Bianca and Johnno’s suburban dream of home ownership and a garden. The neighbours give advice but the pests remain. Can possums really cause such havoc?
	Pig Skin Short film Director: Simon Larkins	Matt, a talented footballer, is selected for a prestigious city team. Family pressures put his sporting ambitions in doubt. He’s torn between his love of footy and his obligations to his indigenous family.
	Polly and Me Short film Director: Ian Darling	A small girl yearns to go to the park nearby. Her mother, a heroin addict, is out most nights, on the game. Eventually, the child’s wish to play on the swings comes true, but it’s not a fairy tale ending.
	Push Bike Short film Director: Mairi Cameron	When her clothes are stolen from the pool change room, Michelle must brave a naked ride home on her push bike. But an unexpected rescuer is waiting in the shadows.
	Push Up Short film Director: Jason Christou	Father-son rivalry is a long tradition in this family. Will Michael ever beat his dad at push-ups? Will he push the old man too far? Or will dad retire undefeated?
	Redemption Short film Director: Lawrence Lim	They’ve been married for ages, seem at bit bored, and are sometimes antagonistic to each other. Then a simple, thoughtful gesture reveals the true nature of their relationship.
	Road Train Feature film/animation Director: Dean Francis Starring: Xavier Samuel, Sophie Lowe, Bob Morley, Georgina Haig, David Argue NominatedActor: Bob Morley Nominated Actress: Sohie Lowe	Four young friends on a camping adventure in outback Australia are run off the road by an erratically driven road train - a massive three-trailer truck. With their own vehicle wrecked, and with the road train stopped, the friends march off to remonstrate with the driver. But mysteriously, there is no one to be found.
	Rock N Roll Mudwrestling Documentary Director: Mike Hoath	Join Mick and Shirley O’Brien and a ragtag bunch of barmaids, strippers and ex-cons as they take their mud wrestling show on the road in northwest Australia. It’s all about mud, rock ‘n’ roll and good clean fun.
	Scariacs - Mindspace and Bookworm Short film Director: Simon Adams and Shane Elsmore	Mindspace: Albert discovers a smoldering meteorite in the park - and its amazing powers within. Bookworm: Annabelle finds a strange creature living in her dad's shed with an extraordinary appetite
	See-Saw Sweethearts Short film Director: Brendon Skinner	At nine years old, Lucy is ready to fall in love for the first time. James is just her sort of guy. He’s watching her, so he must like her! However, romance is not on his mind.
	Seersucker Short film Director: Mairi Cameron	It’s 1964 and Margot’s first Holy Communion dress is made from a white seersucker tablecloth. Secretly drinking some of her father’s port she heads off to church queasy with nerves and liquor. During the ceremony the slightest hint of the Eucharist sets off her stomach and Margot makes a spectacle of herself in front of the whole parish.
	She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not Short film Director: Linda Mirabilio	In a tug of war, Milena sways back and forth between the women in her life, her persuasive lover Salia and fiery Italian mother. As she battles with desire and obligation, Milena embarks on the almost impossible mission of satisfying her multiple loves.
	Shock Short film Director: Abe Forsythe	A broken man awakes to be confronted with his life, and the choices he's made. His past, present and future collide as he faces the inevitable…
	Snarg (The Final Cut) Short animation Director: Ian Browning	A tomcat takes revenge on its owners when he gets ‘the snip’ at the vet’s. Revenge may not be so sweet after all.
	Some of the Places I Know Music video Director: Nick Pollack Starring: Gyroscope	Filmed across the sprawling expanse of rural Western Australia - in temperatures that reached 47 degrees - this video is both a nostalgic nod to the Aussie rock videos of the 80's, and to the beauty of Gyroscope's home state.
	Sorrento Short film Director: Simon Larkins	The friendship of three people is tested to its limit when one reveals a secret about himself. Their relationships and their understanding of each other will never be the same again.
	Subdivision Feature film/animation Director: Sue Brooks Starring: Ashley Bradnam, Brooke Satchwell, Gary Sweet and Steve Bisley. NominatedActor: Ashley Bradnam Nominated Actress: Brooke Satchwell	Subdivision is a comedy/drama which is based on the change a community goes through when hotshot upper class developers take over. The plot centers around Digger Kelly (Gary Sweet) and his son Jack (Ashley Bradnam), both whom are carpenters that work and build homes in Hervey Bay. Their work is turned upside down when a city property developer led by hot young executive Tiffany (Brooke Satchwell) moves into town.
	Surviving Georgia Feature film/animation Director: Sandra Sciberras and Kate Whitbread Starring: Pia Miranda, Holly Valance, Shane Jacobson, Caroline O'Connor, Spencer McLaren
	Sweet As Short film Director: Brent Armfield	An unlikely pair, Benny and Elliot are out to make a fast buck. Little do they realise that, although they consider themselves professional crooks, they are about to be outwitted.
	Tahune's Beast Short film Director: J Llewellyn	A couple, stranded on a deserted country road late at night, encounter a suspicious stranger who warns them about a legendary predatory beast.
	Terror on the Northside Short film Director: Venetia Taylor and Aaron Dries	When Annabel takes her Muslim boyfriend home to meet her North Shore parents, she expects the worst. Her mother thinks she is culturally sensitive but really, she has no idea! A very funny take on stereotypes and prejudice.
	The Accident Short film Director: Abigail Hargrave	As Amelia drives her friends up the winding road to Mt Buller she recounts the story of a car accident that her family was involved in on the same road 20 years earlier.
	The Bubbleologist Documentary Director: Oyvind Opshaug	A school assignment on bubbles in dish-washing liquids leads Dr Froth to the amazing discovery that the entire universe is made of bubbles. His passion, bubbleology, gives us a whole new way of looking at the world.
	The Buck's Party Short film Director: Mike Hoath	During a night of wild partying and drunken celebration, Aaron, loyal mate of the groom-to-be, discovers something about the best man that could derail the planned marriage. Should he disclose or remain silent? What does a best mate do?
	The Dreaming Man Documentary Director: Amber Wright	Inspired by artist Gordon Syron’s The Dreaming Man, this film confronts us with the exploitation of indigenous people since 1788. Now the Dreaming Man tells us, there is too much sorrow, for “the Dreamtime has gone up in smoke”.
	The Edge of Reality Short film Director: Sean Genders	Life as an Elvis impersonator isn't as glamorous as Derek King thought it would be... Australian icons John Jarratt and Dan Wyllie feature in this Matt Hearn produced original comedy, written, designed and directed by Melbourne based director Sean Genders.
	The Foal Short film Director: Josh Tanner	Five-year-old Chloe goes to live on her uncle’s farm after her mother’s death. Too young to comprehend the concept of death, she befriends the corpse of a recently deceased foal, who she cares for and tenderly calls “Baby.
	The Great Escape of Houdini and Me Music video Director: Danny McShane Starring: Shiver Like Timber
	The Haplocks Short animation Director: -	This episode of the animated series sees the initial conflict in the war between the rednecks and the greenies over the future of the dump.
	The Last Supper Short film Director: Angus Sampson	Da Vinci's The Last Supper depicts the Apostles' reactions upon learning the betrayal of Jesus. 13 men at lunch fueled by wine and emotion. This is the story of what happened ten minutes prior.
	The Long Goodbye Documentary Director: Kaye Harrison	Thousands of Baby Boomers are living in fear of what may lie ahead. On the eve of a dementia epidemic, three families reveal how love and humour can balance despair for those living The Long Goodbye.
	The Mission Documentary Director: Varcha Sidwell	This is the story of missionaries in reverse, as three young Nigerian Catholic priests, who haven't volunteered, who have never left Africa before, are sent to save Tasmania's struggling Church. But can they fulfil, The Mission?
	The Not-So-Great Eugene Green Short animation Director: Michael Hill	Eugene is a strange elderly man with a simple dream - to entertain the world with vocal sound effects. Unfortunately he has an annoyingly small repertoire.
	The Offer Short film Director: Joe Hughes	A broke, unemployed father tries to provide a life for his teenage daughter without returning to his old ways.
	The Precinct Short animation Director: David Blumenstein	This episode, “Good Friends”, finds Detective Ackersley in a deadly cat-and-mouse game with a creep who has nicked his tazer gun. Meanwhile, back at the cop shop (The Precinct), Sarge has suspended the whole crew.
	The Prelude Short film Director: Eddie Martin	A new man in her life. Will he call? The agony of waiting.
	The Sydney Pulse Short animation Director: John Patterson	The excitement and vitality of city life is captured in this uniquely futuristic homage to the buildings, people and pace of Sydney. Enjoy this fast techno journey with its pulsating techno soundtrack. The Sydney Pulse has screened at the 2010 London Independent Film Festival, and will be screening at the International Film Festival of Ireland.
	The Time We Are Given Short film Director: Timothy Baker	A crash-test car carrying two dummies speeds towards a wall. The end comes quickly. Life has its own cyclical rhythm.
	The Water was Dark and It Went Forever Down Short film Director: Miranda Edmonds & Khrob Edmonds	During a holiday at the beach, a young girl tries to escape the drowning influence of her mother.
	Then She Was Gone Short film Director: Burleigh Smith	Basil pursues Mia but she is only interested in more masculine men. When Basil behaves like the real man that he feels he has become, Mia is not amused.
	Thick as Thieves Short film Director: RitaKahn Chen	It’s the perfect crime. It’s the perfect plan. The only problem is: this world is a very small place, and someone’s going to know you.
	Tide of Change Documentary Director: Amie Batalibasi	When Amie returns to the Solomon Islands for her grandmother’s funeral, she finds her village severely affected by increasingly high tides. The traditional community is on the brink of inevitable change
	Tundra Short film Director: Claire Phillips	“Tundra: the greatest little town in the west.” But is it, if you’re still at school, pregnant and frightened?
	Valley of Shadows Short film Director: Lara Del Arte	Suffering and in great pain, Lorna wants her husband to take her life. Torn between loyalty to his wife and to his faith, he realises that “with love in your heart, there’s no room for fear”.
	Vinyl Short film Director: Ashley Fairfield	A teenage Sudanese refugee struggles to cope with his new life in Australia. He finds hope for the future through the healing power of music.