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Actor and filmmaker Craig Anderson sets out to make a super-low-budget horror film, but things quickly go off the rails when budget and union issues threaten to shut the production down.

Tensions rise on the set of Red Christmas as Craig waits nervously to see if his leading lady, American 'scream queen' Dee Wallace will turn up. And depression sets in when Craig realises he may not be able to sell his film.

Sarah Blasko is a pioneer of the Australian indie music scene, walking the line between commercial success and artistic integrity with dignity. This film follows Sarah as she conceives and writes a new album of songs from scratch. Narrated by Sarah herself, this film promises to be a very intimate portrait of an artist at a crucial turning point in her career.

Director Kriv Stenders tells the story of iconic Australian band The Go-Betweens and their intensely passionate and fraught relationships. This film follows a great creative adventure spanning three decades, countless successes and failures, romances and betrayals, and of course, unforgettable songs.

You See Monsters chronicles a new generation of prominent Australian Muslim artists who use their art to challenge stereotypes that incite fear and to examine what it means to be Muslim and Australian in the 21st century.

My Mother’s Lost Children is a tale of clashing cultures, telling the story of an eccentric Jewish Australian family thrown into turmoil when two stolen children reappear after 40 years. Melbourne filmmaker Danny Ben-Moshe weaves a story around his own extraordinary family saga.