Ironbark Films

Upcoming AFL project from Bus Stop Films and Ironbark Films.

A short film encouraging people with disability to do their cervical screening. Made for and by people with disability, raising awareness of the National Cervical Screening Program.

Nellie and Eleanor both live with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), navigating the weight of daily anxiety, finding connection in a most unexpected way.

An ice cream cart, a sunset, and a shared memory—two strangers rediscover a connection that speaks louder than words.

Made in collaboration with Bus Stop Films participants, the latest instalment of 'Screen Me' aims to reduce the risks of cervical cancer for people with disability.

Following the loss of their mother, Elise and Johnathan struggle to make ends meet, the challenge compounded by Johnathan’s addictions.

A short documentary about PLACES, a groundbreaking new program being operated by Bus Stop Films, aimed at people who have undertaken previous filmmaking courses or have measurable on the job experience in filmmaking and live with a disability. This documentary follows participants through the process of creating a short film, as the pilot program is operated for the first time.

Johnny and Lizzie, who are very much in love, have just gotten engaged. When their best friend, Reuben, refuses to be the best man at their wedding, they hatch a plan to try and convince him that they are meant for each other.

1 ball, 8 players and a common goal; to be a champion, in life and in basketball. This documentary short follows Illawarra Hawks players and a group of Special Olympics basketball players as they share what happens on and off the court.

In search for his first job, Ivan visits a recruitment agency called “Fair Go Recruitment” however after meeting Noreen, an unenthusiastic receptionist, he comes to discover that perhaps Fair Go isn’t all that fair after all.