▶️ Now Streaming! Greta Nash’s Dodger

GGG Films’ latest short film, Dodger is now available to stream. Dodger is a grounded dystopian drama set in a near-future wartime Australia in which conscription has been reintroduced. It follows a young woman, Vic, who must convince her friend Sam to help her get pregnant in order to avoid military service. The film was inspired…

▶️ Now Streaming! Nic McRobbie’s Flowers

A backyard experiment with a mind altering tea made from flowers results in a whole lot more than expected in Nic McRobbie’s new short film, Flowers. “Flowers is a film born from necessity, based on experience and shot in my backyard,” McRobbie tells Cinema Australia. “The result is five minutes of fun and a lifetime…

▶️ Now Streaming! Lisette McAllister-Liew’s melancholia

melancholia is a short film that’s so visually stunning, you’d never believe it was shot using an iPhone. Originally made for the WA Made Film Festival’s smartphone filmmaking competition, Get Smart! Presented by Buy West Eat Best, melancholia explores the ups and downs of dealing with depression. The film follows Blue (played by the film’s writer and director,…

▶️ Now Streaming! Russell Wyatt Roberts’ Room 8

Written, directed, shot and edited by Russell Wyatt Roberts, Room 8 follows a grief-stricken man in need of work. He soon takes on an mysterious assignment from an anonymous online benefactor, involving an eerie corner, inside Room 8 of a rundown motel. The short film is now available to watch below. by Russell Wyatt Roberts:…

▶️ Now Streaming! Aron Attiwell’s In the Doghouse

Aron Attiwell’s latest short film, In the Doghouse, is now available to stream below. The film follows an incarcerated father (Tristan Balz) who discovers hope and renewal through an assistance dog rehabilitation program, forming a bond with a puppy, and rediscovering what it means to be a parent. In the Doghouse is written and directed…

▶️ Now Streaming! Watch Brayden Lewtas’ new short Flathead right here

Brayden Lewtas’ new short film Flathead has been released via the social media star’s Cinema Council YouTube channel. Directed by Lewtas and written by Jesse Bouma, the filmmakers have opted for a direct-to-audience model that is increasingly reshaping independent filmmaking, sharing the film with Cinema Council’s loyal online community which has amassed over 200,000 followers…