The slate
Twelve projects, from the festival circuit through to development: short films, a VR piece, features and a limited series.
A recently divorced woman navigates homelessness, unwilling to be separated from her beloved dog. A story about the housing crisis and the people it swallows.
A decommissioned family service robot named Echo reawakens with fragmented memories, and must choose whether to erase her capacity for love.
After her husband's death, a woman moves in with her daughter Lucy and Lucy's eclectic group of housemates in a chaotic share house.
Set in 1970s Australia: a portrayal of love, life, of the paths on which we find ourselves, and the ones we find our way back to.
A young boy learns about patience, observation and the wisdom of nature from an elderly fisherman.
A mother's grief after the death of her son. A film about loss, disconnection, and the small, powerful moments that allow us to begin healing.
A 52-year-old mother and her 25-year-old daughter face a heartbreaking choice: pursue her own future, or protect her mother.
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A man returns to his family's remote farm to care for the dying father he thought had abandoned him.
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Late 1960s Kings Cross. A man rises to become a Mod leader, until a personal rivalry ignites a gang war.
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A socially awkward young programmer who understands systems better than people sets out to understand love, and finds it cannot be solved like code or measured like time.
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A limited series weaving Indigenous Australian spirituality, family secrets and supernatural horror. When an evangelical preacher with a dark prophecy returns to the outback, two estranged twins must unite to break his hold on their bloodline.
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Over one weekend in Wollongong, six strangers are unknowingly connected by the same modest suburban house. An ensemble drama about security, dignity and the fragile line between stability and homelessness.
