Sam Davison

Entering the world of WAGs (wives and girlfriends) for the first time, Madison finds herself in a space where image is everything and little goes unspoken. Over the course of a single day, she follows her boyfriend through the rhythms of his soccer life, observing from the edges as she tries to find her place. But as the line between support and self-erasure begins to blur, Madison is forced to confront what it means to belong in a world built on appearances.

Two mates arrive at a silent disco party in the suburbs, soon finding sinister forces taking over their estranged friend.

Starring Agustin Lamas and Paul Riley, follows Simon, as he becomes aware of a Narrator describing his every move. At first horrified, Simon learns that this is a horror film, and that having someone tell you what is about to happen may be more useful than he thought.

A hopeless romantic and a wingwoman with a healthy dose of cynicism confront the fantasies and realities of dating in the real world.

Evelyn and Beverly are sisters that couldn’t be more opposite from one another. Beverly, outgoing for life, left the family and married a wealthy man. While Evelyn enjoys the simple things, stayed in their hometown looking after their mother. After the death of their mother, the two sisters come together on a dark and chilling night where they discover her final wishes.

After many disappointments, Olivia gives up on the idea of ever feeling the full joy of intimacy. As she loses confidence in herself and becomes ashamed of her body, a figure appears filled with glitter and wise words. This figure is Mary the fairy. Mary is on a mission to show Olivia the beauty of pleasure and the importance of sexual liberation. With hopefulness that this will unlock a level of self-assuredness that Olivia has never experienced before.

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Simple question asked to kids with a complex view as we grow older. As a child we are obliged to look in only one direction, which leaves adults defeated when the question is not fulfilled. We sat down with people who have multiple jobs, changed jobs or don’t believe in the word "careers". Here they recall their experiences and reveal their views on the working culture.

Belle’s unconditional love for Travis is put in question when Travis’ mental health grows darker. Travis is diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder which burdens their connection but not their endearment. The relationship is at a fork on the road. They have one last attempt to rekindle their relationship and decide if love is enough to stay.