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Comedy short film, where naturally embarrased girl Liisa ends up getting herself a vibrator. But then things get a little bit shameful for her: boyfriend Joni arrives home in the middle of the act of her trying out the new toy… Soon enough both of them will find out the truth considering the sexuality of a human being!

A coming-of-age story that focuses on James turning 18 and the discussion with his father about a dream that occured the night before.

LGBTIQ+ individuals from across Melbourne engage in intimate conversation and share their lockdown experiences – despite having never met before.

Cum As You Are...

Are You the Walkers continues the spirit of the traditional supernatural folktale: Two friends at a diverting point in their relationship, an isolated cabin in the woods, a blizzard and a returning voice that calls and calls and calls.

When a couple having an affair with one another decides to pursue their relationship to the next level, breaking up with their partners poses to be harder than expected.

Hillsong

Quiet images and disembodied voices drift across the landscape. Someone who left this place a long time ago longs to see it anew. Twenty years after the war in Bosnia & Herzegovina its repercussions still loom over the everyday life of the residents.

"You are not Alone" is the Only Jackson Musical. During this evening of Music and Stories, Jermaine Jackson (Jackson 5 legendary member) tells his family's story from their native city to Michael Jackson's death, with unique archives of pictures and videos. Jermaine performs songs from the Jackson 5, Michael Jackson, and from his new album "I Wish You Love" featuring baritone David Serero.

Short film by Michael Rudnick

Sarah and Bec are a queer creative couple that collaborate, perform and live together. Their busy pre-pandemic life contrasts the subsequent scenes in which we witness their adaptation to a new existence amid an arts industry in turmoil.

An action star in mortal danger is rescued by an unlikely savior with ulterior motives.

An estranged father and son who haven't seen each other in ten years try to settle their differences before the end of the world reaches them.

Semi-autobiographical, experimental narrative film tells the story of a woman growing up battling mental and emotional disability, but with a powerful drive for greatness. Based on stories from the lives of artists and friends, the work proceeds through a series of short monologues, animations and songs illuminated by images of insects, animals and landscapes.

Most experiences are unsayable; they happen in a space that no word has ever entered. And still, there are words that connect people over time and shape their lives into having an inextricable link. The journey of three men, part dance into the unknown, part quest for meaning.

“My 69 sec. as part of the 69 sec project - various ultra short 16mm films made by the artists of Filmwerkplaats (Rotterdam, the Netherlands). Each film is 69 seconds long (thats 15meter/50ft. of 16mm, a full Russian JOMO film developing tank). The duration of 69 seconds on 16mm was the only limitation, as each film was created from diverse perspectives, experimentations and concepts.” — Esther Urlus

When Loo Lay Yen suffers a stroke, the lives of her husband and three boys are changed forever. Shot by her eldest son, Tai Binquan, the film features family albums alongside raw documentary footage. where are you now is both a loving tribute to Loo and a piercing inquiry into care, dignity and the ethics of representing end-of-life experiences.