SHORT SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL & ASIA 2015

Jack has lost his car in a giant airport car park where he meets Maya in the same predicament. Seeking assistance at a ‘Help Point’, they reach someone who turns out to be less than helpful to Jack.

Set in the Australian bush, a 1970's empty caravan is parked. Inside, three-year-old Theo and his six-year-old cousin Jonas are searching for loot. The phone rings and an outgoing answering machine message gets their attention, "G'day, you've got Dave's phone. I'm not here right now, please leave a message."

Several characters are reading the newspaper. One of the articles is so thought-provoking that they decide to demonstrate, to protest in their own way.

Who owns reality? Who defines where fantasy begins? A genius musician lives a lonely life in a surreal, floating world. He only has one wish: to play for his daughter, who he is not allowed to visit any more.

A wry commentary on machine-dominated man, the man to whom nothing matters, who waits for chance to call his number. This film is a succession of many unrelated views of the passing crowd.

A story about the order of things.

When an introverted office worker is invited by a new colleague with a vision impairment to go cycling, he tries desperately to find a way out of it.