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One Two is a short drama film which centres around the protagonist Maddy, a shy and introverted first generation migrant who wants to pursue her passion for AFL.

Bound to a wheelchair following a traumatic roadside accident, Owen attempts to cope by escaping into the safety of his imagination; an alternate world where Owen resides in a forest as an owl.

Adam struggles with how Tom is handling the breakup of their relationship.

Floating in a timeless space 5 Victorian community members contemplate what if a treaty was signed in 1788? Differences aside there is common unity.

This lo-fi sci-fi experimental dance film tells a story of unfurling and intimate connection in a digital world. The all-male cast laboriously constructs forms of human bodies, presented in live, digital and hybrid layers.

When the moon and stars align, two souls meet at a hut in the snowy wastes

The National gallery needs to decide whether the Munch's The Scream should be moved for Norway's annual arctic race

An experimental short film exploring performance within an architectural space

A powerful and eye-opening analysis that presents some of Australia’s leading security, defence and political experts who all warn us that climate change is ‘a catalyst for conflict’ and a ‘threat multiplier’ as it fuels instability in the world’s most vulnerable regions. The global scientific community has reached broad consensus on climate change – but its social consequences, and how we will deal with them, highlight our failure of imagination. HOME FRONT explores how climate change is inexorably linked to our national and regional security, and how the relationship between climate disruption and conflict will be the predominant force shaping the social, political, and economic world of the 21st century.

Two teens trying to escape the grips of a cannibalistic hunter in an apocalyptic Australian outback.

A tactile, layered animation in paint improvised in response to Andrew Schultz’s work for bassoon and piano.

A swarm of forms, reminiscent of alien spaceships or mechanical bats suspended in space.

A virtual sky awash with a digital aurora.

Bestest jobs are a matter of perspective but a father’s work is never done.

Every monster has his day!

When your one graduating skills turns out to be destroying things, getting a job can be tough.

If I punch myself in the face and it hurts does that make me weak or strong?

The accident that threatens to shut down the animation studio “Leuc” is more complicated than it first appears.

Emily is definitely not experiencing the smoothest ride on the road to greater understanding.

An exquisitely simple philosophy on life, love, death and loss recorded back in 1924.

The future is communal. Populations are increaing. Cities are densifying. The idea of owning our own property seems like a faraway ideal; nowhere near the 22 year-old reality of Tom and Lou. What does the future of living look like?

Isolated and separated from their families, hear stories from the men on Manus in their own words.

The Tiwi Islands to the north of Australia is home to one of the world's oldest living cultures. It is also home to one of the world's largest populations of transgender women, they call themselves the Sistergirls. This is their story.

The film is a study into the animal kingdom of men, exploring toxic masculinity and the idea of what it is to be a man within society. Shepherd explores the implications of the pack mentality and how it can affect the individual; what can happen when one is pressured by societal expectations, and how within it all, we can lose sight of our moral guidelines, who we are and what we want to be.

This is one ladies story and she is “The Last Decoder of Monterey”. Monterey, home to a secret Royal Australian Navy intelligence unit called FRUMEL during World War II.

Live concert film by The Necks, documenting their November 22, 2016 show.

Brett’s Grammar School is filled with identical students and teachers... called Brett. The Bretts are obsessed with one sport - tunnel ball. A new student, Bret, arrives and steals the show on his first day with his impressive tunnel ball ability.

Follows 4 people who recount their lives after the death of a loved one.

The pull of ancestry as it shifts into the present, communication across generations, heritage as it delivers you to the future, viral cooking show videos, honouring those you love, familial creativity and collaboration, moving with the geopolitical tides across Asia, cooking as a useful and caring act.

A man's journey with his giant paper-mache carrot forces him to confront his traumatic past

A lonely mother reunites with her daughter when she returns home to celebrate Chinese New Year

A recovering drug addict's botched testimony shatters his self-worth, but Andrew's decision to quit the faith based rehab devastates the loyal teenager he's supposed to be mentoring.

The passage of time – a story about things made out of lumps of clay.

Two happy, gentle robots take some time out to visit a theme park and take in the sights.

Beth is a storerunner, just doing her best. Sometimes things go awry.

Superstitions are passed down as tried and true lessons so that those that come after may learn the mistakes from before. A girl forgets.

A bereaved boy seeks consolation from a Spirit in his dream.

Olga is bored of the monotony of her life. When she finds an escape through her fanfiction, her fantasies run wild, becoming increasingly power hungry and ridiculous. Today, fanfiction.net. Tomorrow, the world. Why would she ever go back to reality?

Hand-processed, colour-reversed 16mm film spun around a soundtrack built from a re-modulated, repeating fragment of a woman’s voice creates a ritualistic merging of woman, space and time.

Trying to gain the respect of his half-sister, 24-year-old Jae-Yoon wraps a bandana around his head and goes to work at a popular Japanese restaurant. He quietly longs for something more.

In this immersive VR film, the audience steps into a time-warping dream bubble as four young Aboriginal Australians guide the viewers into their futures. Be ready for an intergalactic adventure. Future Dreaming, inspired by the ancient Australian Aboriginal practice of Dreamtime, began with a question: "What does your future look like… one week from now?… five years from now?… 20?” Ali Lockyer, Maverick Eaton, Nelson, and Maxie Coppin collaborated with VR artist Sutu to design Future Dreaming. They employed motion capture technology to animate their avatars, telling their story and bringing visitors through their creation.

In regional Victoria in 1965, grasping onto the only meaningful relationship in her life – an affair with a woman – housewife Eleanor chains herself to the bar of a pub to protest discriminatory drinking laws. Her liberation risks security and the possibility of being outcaste in the town.

Young Australian Aiden Blyton revisits his experience of growing up as a gay, transgender boy at an all girls' high school. He reveals the impact of the pressures to stay silent about his pain, even around his closest friends.

Using the neighbourhood barbershop as a safe space, three local clientele discuss their toughest challenges in life, in their most intimate and raw form. This insightful, poignant and at times humorous film delves deeper into the human experience and those little moments in life that help to define who we are. Sometimes a close shave isn't a bad experience after all.

Two detectives investigate Harry Styles’ cryptic posters but soon they realise the case becomes deeper than it seems.

Wherever has he come from? Who is he hiding from? And what on earth will she do with him?! With a literal Mobster layin' low under her bed - it's up to our 8-year-old girl to figure out what exactly he's doing there - and how to get rid of him.

On a spooky midnight train, two gunmen go to work

In a deserted highway servo, a little girl and a space-bear do lunch.