Festival

Set in Queensland, three real-life athletes take on the roles of elite sportswomen who share a house together as they go through the trials, tribulations and training in their quest

… a beautifully studied portrait of what connects us as humans across the spectrum of cultural backgrounds.

...a low-key but keenly intelligent winner.

… a nervy, frustrating watch, but thoroughly watchable throughout …

Rahim gives a very solid performance here, which holds the film together, and he clearly can actually sing and play a bit.

Le Bon’s distraught, damaged and sometimes distant performance does a lot of heavy lifting for the film’s emotional core.

… filled mostly with gentleness and understanding, but just occasionally flashes of anger …

… brilliantly captured through the cinematography and editing and brought to life by Byrne’s evocative performance.

... tiring and overbearing ...

… a beautiful piece of work which, like Moonlight, can resonate to the core.