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Bait 3D
- 2012
- Feature
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Sharks in a supermarket! In a sleepy coastal resort community, shoppers at an underground supermarket find themselves terrorised by a crazed killer when the unimaginable occurs – a freak tsunami swallows the town. But the tidal wave has also delivered some unwanted visitors from the depths, and as the waters rise they must overcome not only the threat of drowning and the human menace within their midst – but a pack of hungry sharks.
Blurred
- 2002
- Feature
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Every year in Australia, more than 70,000 school leavers head for the sun-drenched beaches of the Gold Coast to celebrate their release from the secondary school system. BLURRED is not about being there - it's about a bunch of kids trying to get there. It shows the potential of young people, their resilience and their humour as the innocence of childhood is burned away in a blaze of alcohol and drugs, sexual confusion and the severing of the bonds of the schoolyard. A character-based comedy for a 15 to 25-year-old audience.
A Heartbeat Away
- 2011
- Feature
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
The feel-good tale of an aspiring rock guitarist, who is forced to take over the musical direction of his father’s marching band, just four weeks before a major competition.
Lee Kernaghan - Boy from the Bush
- 2022
- Documentary
- 100mins
- Status: Completed
Partly based on Australian Country and Western Star Lee Kernaghan’s 2016 autobiography, BOY FROM THE BUSH is a feature-length music documentary that celebrates Lee’s music and is a musical ode to rural Australia – old, new and all those hypnotic shades in between. Part concert film, part road movie, the film not only tells the story of Lee’s life, career and music, but is also about the people and stories that have inspired him across his thirty-year career. This will be as much a film about Lee’s songs as it will be about those people and communities that define the Australian rural experience
The Railway Man
- 2013
- Feature
- 120mins
- Status: Completed
An extraordinary true story of heroism, inhumanity and the redeeming power of love based on Eric Lomax’s best-selling account of confronting his WWII torturer 30 years on, starring Oscar®-award winning actor Colin Firth.
Return to Nim's Island
- 2013
- Feature
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
RETURN TO NIM'S ISLAND is a wild ride filled with pristine beaches, exotic animals, dastardly pirates and all your favourite characters from the original movie. When Nim and her father Jack learn that the Buccaneer Resort Company has purchased Nim’s Island, Jack heads to the city to convince the powers-that-be that the island is worth preserving. Meanwhile Nim insists on staying behind to try another way to save the island, by proving that at least three endangered species live there. Nim soon discovers Edmund, a young boy who has run away from home and now hiding out on her island, as well as the pirate animal poachers that followed him. Before long, Nim and Edmund find themselves in a battle of cunning and wits to rescue her beloved sealion Selkie. With Nim's know-how and Edmund's bravery, they must work together to defeat the pirates and perhaps even find the endangered animals that will allow Nim to stay on her beloved island.
Slim & I
- 2020
- Documentary
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Australia’s Queen of country music, Joy McKean takes us on the road of her life, revealing the story of her career, her decades of touring around Australia, her marriage of more than fifty years to Slim Dusty, and her determination to be recognised as a performer and songwriter in her own right.
Triangle
- 2010
- Feature
- 95mins
- Status: Completed
When Jess sets sail on a yacht with a group of friends, she cannot shake the feeling that there is something wrong. Her suspicions are realised when the yacht hits a storm and the group is forced to board a passing ocean liner to get to safety, a ship Jess is convinced she's been on before. The ship appears deserted, the clock on board has stopped, but they are not alone... Someone is intent on hunting them down, one by one. And Jess unknowingly holds the key to end the terror.
Under the Radar
- 2004
- Feature
- 95mins
- Status: Completed
UNDER THE RADAR is a black comedy-thriller about four 20-somethings – three boys and a girl – who set off on a journey to the coast. Each has their own agenda; Brandon wants to get to the surf competition, Trevor wants to run away from home, Jo wants to escape the mob and Adrian can't remember what he wants, who he is or who the other three are.

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