SAE Creative Media Institute

A short documentary that follows an Australian band through their journey from jamming at a backyard party to a national tour across the country.

Cody, a computer engineer who is infatuated with a work colleague creates an artificially intelligent replicant of her. When he comes home from a date with another woman, he uploads the footage he's secretly taken of his colleague to the synthetic body. Will this create exactly what he's yearning for or will it lead to an outcome even he could never have foreseen?

An assassin with her trusty associate is on a quick rescue mission to save a high school girl. Join the Bunny Killer alongside Kenya, as they take down the Smiley Face Gang, who have taken a school girl hostage. Will they be both reconnected once more?

A junior psychologist provides consultation sessions to three of her patients, but their experiences trigger her to question her position in this world.

When an unassuming widow sets foot in Zeus Wholesale Caskets and Coffins, a sleazy salesman jumps at the opportunity to make a quick buck.

While waiting for a high profile job interview, a professional businesswoman and a misogynistic slacker go head-to-head to decide who really deserves the role.

After discovering she is pregnant, a young, socially isolated woman attempts to seek help from her estranged father, instead finding herself introduced to his new partner.

Once upon time, in the depths of Kavalawood, if you ever dared go there through Poseidonian waterways, behind the spider complex, you would find the secrets of a strange presence. A documentary about the legend of Kavalawood, the silent murderer and cult genius of the improv series, Eleftheria Karadimou.

A woman battles against the constraints of a controlling patriarchal figure symbolised by a haunting mask. As she strives for freedom and dances to her own rhythm, the gripping visuals unfold a poignant tale of struggle and the inescapable influence of societal expectations.

When Raras tries to interpret the definition of family through a drawing assignment, the reality seems far from her expectations.

Mandana is a woman who tries to do well. Between two classes and a coffee, she tells us about her commitment as a visual arts teacher for young students in vocational training. Her acceptance of the camera allows us to follow her in her daily life and to discover her from several angles. Despite her smile, we perceive a modest artist to expose her works.