Steve Anthopolous’ award winning bittersweet comedy is about a florist (Aleks Mikic) with a stutter who is forced to grapple with a voice activated car, on his way to an important delivery. Listen out for a cameo by Sam Neill.
SF3’s Gateway for First Nations Stories
In its ninth year, the Smartfone FlickFest, and their embrace of accessible smart phone shot films, continues to offer opportunities for indigenous filmmakers of all ages to tell their stories.
Natalia Stawyskyj – Breaking the Silence
Premiering at the Sydney Film Festival, All Silent Dogs is an exquisitely beautiful new short film by talented young filmmaker Natalia Stawyskyj.
New Face: David Robinson-Smith
The emerging filmmaker’s teenage years provided a plethora of stories, much of them riddled with violence.
Jewish Short (and Bittersweet) Films Screening in Australia
The short film program at the Jewish International Film Festival [JIFF] offers a selection of recent work from Australia and Israel.
Aarushi Chowdhury’s Indian Nose for Short Film
The emerging filmmaker’s debut short Clown played SXSW Sydney.
Short Film of the Week: Victim
Writer/Director Robin Summons’ (Occupation) evocative thriller features a powerhouse Kat Stewart in a slice of life thriller that is every parent’s nightmare.
Short Film of the Week: Slasher Squad
Western Australian filmmakers Nathan Stone and Stuart Campbell mix horror, action, superheroes and clowns (you’ve been warned) to thrilling effect in this psycho animated (using Unreal Engine) film – a scene from a larger feature according to the blurb – starring Adelaide Kane. Strap yourselves in!
Lachy Hulme teaches Finegan Sampson How to Cry
23-year-old writer/director Finegan Sampson’s low budget graduate short film Teach Me How to Cry attracted well-known actors Lachy Hulme, Michala Banas and Julian Haig.
Yogi Devgan’s Social Statement
The Indian born, Adelaide based filmmaker and film festival founder aims to make an impact.