The curiosity and stupidity of three friends lead them towards an impossible scenario that goes from bad to worse, pushing the boundaries of family and friendship. in Michael Cooke’s debut short film, Care & Repair.
Lost and alone a heavily pregnant girl is taken in by an elderly couple and, what starts out as a kind and helpful gesture, it soon turns into something more akin to a nightmare in Priyam Sadhukhan’s psychological drama From A Barren State.
An Indigenous American single mother entwined in a sordid affair finds herself on the run with her 3-year-old son in Colin Bressler’s social drama No Promised Land.
A movie within another movie, Bigfoot Unleashed Part VII is the story of a construction company that attempts to develop the legendary creature’s natural habitat deep within the woods of Appalachia.
A relentless documentary filmmaker struggles to unravel the mystery of his uncle’s death as an unknown adversary threatens to destroy the project and his family in Brad Padowski’s Silent As The Grave.
A story about one father’s larger-than-life personality, his shadowy extra-curricular activities, and the effect they had on his loving family. This is Devin Scott’s faux documentary, Long Live Xander The Great.
A young man discovers an alternate reality through the other side of a drainpipe. Through this, he must confront himself before it’s too late. This is Mark Grabianowski’s short horror, Pipe Dream.
Lost in a whirlpool of fear and regret, Harry Bradshaw attempts to find innocence in director/writer Lewis William Robinson’s debut feature film Orchid Moon.
A young gang member decides to exact revenge against the man who abused him in prison. Here is our review of director and writer AR Ugas’s hard-hitting short film Monsters Never Die
After some surprising news, Rory and Carla must decide the fate of their relationship on the evening of her 50th Birthday, in Louis Findlay’s two-handed drama Why Did You Tell Me?
Eleanor, a young drifter, arrives in Melbourne with nothing. She struggles to adapt, but eventually finds her place in Andrew Walsh’s Australian drama How Deep Is The Ocean.
During the coldest Scottish winter in years, a woman, who lives in her car on hospital grounds, ignores the growing concerns of others in David Hayman Jr’s Car Sick.
