Christopher Kirby

A look at the iconic black power salute given by two black sprinters at the 1968 Olympics and the historic gesture's impact on the athletes involved.

A wild dark comedy that follows reclusive writer Vincent Tremblay, who suddenly becomes the target of a mysterious and sinister force.

Three friends, heading into their mid thirties, attempt to hang on to their carefree youth by attempting to host the world's longest house party.

After a mixup, a science wiz lands at an Australian soccer academy, where she’ll have to make friends and avoid bullies while learning a new sport.

Tomorrow is History. Predestination chronicles the life of a temporal agent sent on an intricate series of time-travel journeys designed to ensure the continuation of his law enforcement career for all eternity. Now, on his final assignment, the agent must pursue the one criminal that has eluded him throughout time.

Kye is a prisoner of war caught between two armies that he doesn't believe in. When offered an opportunity for freedom, Kye sets out on one last rescue mission, only to become stranded on a desert moon when his ship - the Arrowhead - crash lands. Kye has to learn to survive when he discovers a new life form that will challenge his very body and soul.

A biotech experiment conducted by the military inside a prison gives an inmate with paralysis the ability to walk again, but at a torturous price.

Polly’’s dreams of making it as an actor are shattered when her identical twin sister Amy catapults to international stardom. Mistaken for her famous sister at every turn, Polly scrambles to catch up juggling woeful auditions, painfully awkward dates and her underwhelming job at the local cinema. Running out of options, Polly takes an ill-advised trip to the coalface of celebrity dreams: Los Angeles, California. There Polly begins to realise that maybe there’s no such thing as ‘making it’ after all. With a breakout performance from Alice Foulcher in dual roles as Polly and Amy, and backed by a sparkling ensemble cast of established and emerging actors, THAT’S NOT ME is a feel-good comedy about the difference between failure and disappointment. Writer/director Gregory Erdstein and actor/writer Foulcher burst onto screens as a fresh new voice in Australian cinema, with their smart, hilarious and touching debut feature.