With an impending eviction hanging over their heads, freshly unemployed Maggie, gig-economy worker Will, and feuding couple Isabelle and May embark on a seemingly futile hunt for an affordable share house. Along the way they encounter unsanitary toilets, attic kitchens, and an alleged haunting. As Will forms an unlikely friendship with a war veteran, Isabelle hits it off with her local barista, and endless mishaps, coincidences and hook-ups gone awry abound.

Young and single Sarah has just moved into her new apartment, only to discover her next-door neighbour is an old flame, Peach. Is this Sarah’s second chance to get the girl that got away? Sarah impulsively asks Peach to her housewarming dinner with her a few friends (who are all exes). Over dinner, Sarah’s friends quickly clash with Peach and her questionable life views. But is Sarah too do-eyed to see this might be a recipe for disaster? Pineapple is a sequel, set five years on from the Director's previous award-winning short film Peach. (Also inspired by her unlucky love life). Peach, is about a young anxious girl called Sarah who lands herself a hot day with a mysterious and cool girl called Peach. The only problem is, she was not sure if it was a date or not?! Sound relatable?

Six years on and John is still haunted by the death of his younger brother. The choices he faces will push him to the edge like never before.

A socially anxious young woman lands a hot date. There's only one problem, she's not sure if it's actually a date.

A woman experiences a medical miracle, after which she has only a few days to bring together her estranged children, save the family's wallpaper business and rekindle an old flame.

Alison, left to manage an ailing farm and an alcoholic father-in-law after her husband’s sudden death, navigates the challenges of rural life. The film explores generational trauma, love, loss, and the undeniable resilience of a farming community in the face of tragedy.

With young women 18-24 being most at risk of abuse, Australian comedian Becky Lucas sets out to understand what an abusive relationship looks like, how it begins and why it's so hard to intervene.