Toby Fell-Holden

A teenage boy attempts to put into practice his father's conception of masculinity when left to fend for himself amongst a group of older kids.

Rebellious teen Amy drops in on her estranged uncle Cormac. The more she tries to bring up their history the more he tries to fight it. As repressed desires between them begin to surface, so do the traumas of the past.

Tina doesn’t know much about the schoolgirl in the Hijab. She might come from Egypt or Iraq – but what does it matter? She would like to be there for her neighbour, to protect her from her tough life at home and in the neighbourhood. But how come Tina thinks she knows so much about this foreign girl? Prejudice and tentative advances collide head-on in the block.

When Lena's estranged mother dies she is forced to take care of Pippa, the daughter she has never known. As they travel to Blackwood together in the sweltering Australian summer Lena attempts to leave Pippa once again, but is confronted with motherly instincts she never knew existed.

April will do anything to please her boyfriend. And he knows it. But when he pressures her to go to an underground sex club, things get out of hand.

A teenage boy attempts to put into practice his father's conception of masculinity when left to fend for himself amongst a group of older kids.

A teenage boy attempts to put into practice his father's conception of masculinity when left to fend for himself amongst a group of older kids.

Rebellious teen Amy drops in on her estranged uncle Cormac. The more she tries to bring up their history the more he tries to fight it. As repressed desires between them begin to surface, so do the traumas of the past.

Tina doesn’t know much about the schoolgirl in the Hijab. She might come from Egypt or Iraq – but what does it matter? She would like to be there for her neighbour, to protect her from her tough life at home and in the neighbourhood. But how come Tina thinks she knows so much about this foreign girl? Prejudice and tentative advances collide head-on in the block.

Tina doesn’t know much about the schoolgirl in the Hijab. She might come from Egypt or Iraq – but what does it matter? She would like to be there for her neighbour, to protect her from her tough life at home and in the neighbourhood. But how come Tina thinks she knows so much about this foreign girl? Prejudice and tentative advances collide head-on in the block.

When Lena's estranged mother dies she is forced to take care of Pippa, the daughter she has never known. As they travel to Blackwood together in the sweltering Australian summer Lena attempts to leave Pippa once again, but is confronted with motherly instincts she never knew existed.

April will do anything to please her boyfriend. And he knows it. But when he pressures her to go to an underground sex club, things get out of hand.