Brendan Cooney

On the rural back roads of South Australia in 1934, a traumatised World War One veteran living as a swagman gradually becomes a desperate and dangerous fugitive known as 'The Sundowner'.

Brendan, an American anthropologist, used to wander the planet exploring human nature in all its forms and beauty. But today, he has to embark on a very different project. After falling in love with a Danish woman, he ends up a stay-at-home dad of two toddlers in Copenhagen, and his own boring life as a caregiver becomes his only object of study. Once unable to conform to a conventional lifestyle, he now discovers the few joys and many hardships of child rearing, as well as the bizarre culture of hygge that surrounds him. Abandoned by his mother as a kid, Brendan swore to never inflict the same trauma on his children, but he suddenly understands the prison she found herself in: “We need to find another word than love for this,” he ponders. Filmed over five years, this tragicomic diary is a relatable, taboo-free look at the exquisite torture of parenthood.

A quirky hybrid film that employs understated humour and spontaneous encounters to explore the healing power of conversation and its ability to break down both internal and external boundaries.

While recording in an isolated forest, sound recordist Sam Evans hears a chilling scream, leading him to a caravan tucked away in the depths of the woods. As night falls, Sam must fight to survive as he's hunted by an unknown pursuer.

Trapped in a dead - end job, disillusioned Noah clings to the drumming dreams of his childhood and must decide how far he's willing to go for a second chance.

A quirky hybrid film that employs understated humour and spontaneous encounters to explore the healing power of conversation and its ability to break down both internal and external boundaries.