Australian Showcase (2015)

One day, atop of two cans, Percival P. Pilts declares he will never again let his feet touch the ground. A whimsical story about living an impractical life based on a childhood promise.

After encountering a frog in a swimming pool, a young boy ponders his life spent on both coasts of Australia and his fears of what lies beneath the water's surface.

Sometimes there is just nowhere to run to no matter how hard you try.

A voyeuristic satellite hovers and roams above the mundane inhabitants of a block of flats one day something truly extraordinary happens.

Sometimes to find the connection you have to dive deep. To dive deep, sometimes you have to climb high. And you seldom get permission for that.

A brilliant new music video channelling an utterly iconic Australian illustration style.

A beautiful, yet mysterious, tree spirit has her night-time adventure on the streets of Melbourne take a haunting twist after an encounter with some feral fairies.

One man encounters a catalogue of some of computerville's most epic fails in a quest to find his father amongst the circuitry.

A cautionary tale of what can happen when good fruit goes bad!

In a paper-based world scribbles, crumples and origami are the main things to look out for as you go about your day.

In a slave factory on an alien planet, a being is inspired to an unpredictable path of action by the freedom of a passing bird.

Left alone for a few minutes, the chalk board rapidly roars to life, creating its own scratchy little universe.

Come night time, the town becomes the playground of a balletic troupe of light creatures making the most of the dark.

It doesn't pay to sit alone outside in the dark of night when the alien's arrive. They're looking for easy targets.

The jungle is alive and bursting with colour, energy and opportunity for those ready to reach for it.

A surreal short film depicting the decomposition of a torso in a 'paracosm' - a detailed, imaginary world created entirely in the mind of the filmmaker.

In a world full of holes, Burnt Orange is one of the few who has trouble filling his own.

An extraordinary look at the way war is reported and the way those images manipulate our sense of a world most of us see only on our screens.

When you can't sleep, the overactive mind intersects with amplified elements of the night. The next day, wakefulness is reached by diverting from routine.

When a huge comet and a smouldering stranger crash into her tiny world, our heroine discovers the difference between knowing what's good for you and doing what's good for you.

The consequences that flow like emotional treacle in the aftermath of an avoidable accident offer a life of real and imagined pain.