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Ethan, a sullen high-school student whose life is defined by what he hates, finds love with a blindly optimistic Christian girl Trinity, much to the annoyance of his angst-filled band mates and her evangelistic brethren.

A four-part miniseries set in inner-city Melbourne, Australia, depicting the lives of four adolescents from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds: Turkish, Cambodian, Macedonian, and Anglo-Australian.

Awkward suburban teenager Nic Wooding wants to be the greatest badminton player in the world, much to the dismay of his demanding father, a former tennis champion. With the local badminton competition on the horizon, Nic rebels against his dad's wishes to learn that following your dream may lead you to a bird of a different feather.

Exploring the lesser known stories of the First World War, focusing specifically on the impact felt at home in Australia, and the lasting effects of the war that shaped a nation. The series offers surprising insights into stories that were intrinsically linked to the war but were unfolding far from the battlefields. Combining both documentary and dramatised elements these short films explore the nature of memory, commemoration and celebration, and themes from food shortages, to racially discriminatory soldier selection, to the establishment of Luna Park.

Abandoned by his partner and desperate, a hapless crook prepares for an armed robbery in a shopping mall public toilet. Things take a turn for the worst when a bullet rolls into the next cubicle and a police officer starts asking questions...

A body. An empty house. An opportunity.

In her claustrophobic old apartment, middle-aged Lucia sews misshapen rag dolls to fill an emptiness in her life. Her teenage daughter has become her carer, but they never speak. Lucia can't bear her late husband's absence, and one night she makes herself a man-sized rag doll. But her teenage daughter - horrified, envious, or perhaps just sensible - cuts him to pieces...

Two women from very different backgrounds share a hospital ward after giving birth. A bond is formed, but two very different futures await them.

An Applicant. An Interviewer. An office. But what exactly is the Applicant applying for?

Teenagers Toni and Adam are forever struggling to keep up with their confident best friends, Renee and Greg. One night in Toni's bedroom, as Renee and Greg loudly and visibly make out, Toni and Adam can barely even manage a first kiss. Frustrated by their friends' cruel taunts, Toni and Adam dare Renee and Greg to have sex, something they claim to have done many times already. Finding themselves double-dared to have sex in return, Toni and Adam learn that measuring themselves against Renee and Greg won't work when it comes to testing their own boundaries.

A story about being a 'banana' in Australia. White on the inside, Asian on the outside.

Incurable Romantics is a visually evoking piece which tells the stories of four young men from different cultures and how their lives are affected by the HIV virus.

A lonely Indian taxi driver is befriended by an enigmatic passenger, who tries to coax him out of his shell.

A mid-twenties University student, Archie, happens across an upper class restaurant where his girlfriend is on a date with another man. Instead of making a scene, Archie joins them for dinner and attempts to salvage his troubled relationship, dragging the threesome into a hilariously painful fine-dining experience.

Imagine planning a great adventure - trekking through the dense jungles of Papua New Guinea, feasting on crocodile in a remote village, visiting an island of dragons, climbing the world's most destructive volcano, gasping in awe at the beauty of the Taj Mahal and climbing to Mt Everest Base Camp. These are only a few of the challenges faced by 2 young Australians as they undertake an 8 month journey across Asia from Australia to Nepal.

Night is bright in the city.

Fatima wants to be a journalist. But she's a 17-year-old girl in a traditional Turkish family. And her father, with four daughters and the threat of unemployment, is easily convinced by his sister that Fatima should leave school and return to Turkey to an arranged marriage. However Fatima sees her future in Australia - she's editing a local community newspaper, her best friend is Angie, an Anglo-Australian, and her newest friend is Saret, a refugee from Cambodia. Then Fatima's father discovers that she has attended a sex education class and her days in Australia seem numbered.