“Aevum”: A young man, Isaac, suffering from an existential crisis journeys through his dream landscape. Here, he surrealistically encounters different manifestations of himself; confronting those parts of himself that he has ignored and suppressed for too long. 

“A Spark”: This film follows the emotional journey of losing oneself in motherhood and finding yourself again through experimental inflictions, montage and music alongside a poetic monologue.

“Bring Back the Office Tea Lady”: This is a documentary that informs the public of the role of the historical office tea lady and aims to raise public awareness of the potential social and wellbeing benefits of bringing back a modern-day office tea person.

“Catch Up”: A couple has lost their spark in their relationship, they have come together one last time to try and reignite it and catch up.

“Formal Take Two”: In this exploration of rites of passage, inclusion, and belonging, four film students reflect on their high school and formal experiences as people with disability, culminating in the chance to redo their formal dance experience.

“Loop”: A woman stuck; lost her spark; her neuro-divergence has been a difficult revelation; if only she had an opportunity to stop and discover everything she missed, perhaps then; happiness.

“Olympic Champion”: A weary man receives a message from his partner, challenging him to pursue his Olympic dream.

“Pee Shy” shows a meet-cute in a public bathroom between a weirdo girl and insecure shy guy.

“Polystyrene Junkie”: Peter flies model planes down the park with his friends almost every morning. But Peter and his friends are all well past middle age, and they don’t get together to drink, watch sport or escape their families. They get together simply to play.

“Remember Me”: A young girl learns Italian in a last attempt to communicate to her Nonno who is suffering from dementia.

“Shkëndijë”: Two strangers exchange a conversation in a cinema lobby, connections are made but awkwardness follows.

Sparky, a mischievous dog, runs away despite Peter’s efforts. Desperate to keep his dog-sitting job, Peter and his mate Jasper search for Sparky, only to uncover a much bigger problem.

“Steamed Egg Custards”: While remembering my mother, I decided to make her steamed egg custard recipe.

“Stonewall”: A young woman returns to her regional hometown to make peace with the death of her estranged mother.

“The Something”: The woman needs to do the dishes but her brain is broken so she waits for The Something, the spark, the chemical shift in her brain that will allow her to pick up the scrubbing brush and return to her life.

“The Tunnel”: Every woman has her breaking point… and Victoria has reached hers.

“Uprooted”: A Sunday afternoon seems like any other until Charlotte digs a little close to Grandma’s buried secrets. When she starts to piece it all together will she run away or help hide the evidence.