Lili (Lisa Smit – Netflix’s Ares) knows she has to nail this audition. The Man (Derek de Lint – Soldier of Orange/The Unbearable Lightness of Being) she auditions for, knows this too. Thus starts an uncomfortable cat and mouse game in this single-shot #metoo horror, about power, the misuse of power and female empowerment.
Ô is a succession of dark and dreamlike underwater pictures calling out to citizens about their relationship with burning issues
My heroine wonders about her place as a woman and her ability to give birth in a complex and frightening world that is both individualistic and hyper-connected
Two Australian women reflect on their fight for reproductive rights in the early 1970’s after receiving backyard abortions.
A teenager struggles to fight off the demons that have come to haunt her following rejection by her gambling addicted father and betrayal by her sister.
An OCD tennis player on a long haul flight to Australia. Mid flight she needs the loo. Simple. Right ? Wrong !
Can Helen overcome her demons and escape the toilet before the plane lands ?
“Frame Light Review”
“Local Director selected to Pitch at Cannes”
Henley Herald
“Mayor of Henley saves the day”
Henley Herald
“Local Film Maker “
Henley Herald
https://www.henleyherald.com/2018/06/13/local-filmmakers-premiere-comedy-short-with-soaring-success/
“Jo’s movie career is taking a comedy turn”
Henley Standard
Tony McClean’s life was tragically cut short when he died in the canyoning disaster at Mangatepopo, New Zealand on 15 April 2008. Later, the details of an ambitious vision for helping the people of Nepal was found on his laptop. We follow Tony’s sister, Hannah, as she heads back to Nepal 10 years later to connect with the people Tony wanted to help. The Tony McClean Nepal Trust is working to make his vision a reality.
Ah (அ) is a pure Tamil word which means ‘the sperm’ in English. Apprehensions and incertitude of a teenage Indian female sex worker who works at a brothel in her town having lost her mom to death and dad to ignorance. She kept on asking the customers whether they know someone called ‘Mallika’ .
