Christian Doran

Three Australian telecom tradesman find themselves trapped in a telephone exchange during the onset of a zombie apocalypse.

If you could stick it to a man snoring in a tent, you'd use a balloon too.

When Lucy's life seems empty an unexpected visitor comes to stay named Frank, the goldfish.

A man wakes up in a backwards world he must walk forward through.

Jack inherits a large sum of money and begins to experience excess. And he wonders what was the moment in his life when he began falling.

Through the mirror she sees a vision of her death. Now she must find who killed her and why...

Three Australian telecom tradesman find themselves trapped in a telephone exchange during the onset of a zombie apocalypse.

If you could stick it to a man snoring in a tent, you'd use a balloon too.

A man wakes up in a backwards world he must walk forward through.

Jack inherits a large sum of money and begins to experience excess. And he wonders what was the moment in his life when he began falling.

Through the mirror she sees a vision of her death. Now she must find who killed her and why...

Trading Life is about a young Australian Muslim girl trading life for life in the game of people smuggling.

A blind date has never been so awkward.

What if we were all just holograms in a universal computer and a young man stumbled upon the login?.... Reprogramming the universe can be dangerous.

A blood disease has broken out on a Pluto mining station. A man has to choose between his own life and the lives of others. What about the life of his lover?

In a world over-run by a drug, one man can remember a time before before the Fox. He writes his memories down in letters to his mother so they won't forget, pleading for her to come home and save him. On the streets he searches for the drug just like the rest of the world but he keeps forgetting, forgetting why he came home himself. Winning the Fox hunt is a psychedelic sci-fi that speculates on the rise of the legal drug trade in the form of the energy drink.

Never trust a stranger on the phone.

In every father, there is always the son.