Robert Hess

During an argument on a quiet street, an estranged couple believes that they hear gunshots nearby; sequestering themselves inside of a cramped telephone box, they begin to question the reality of their situation and attempt to escape.

During an argument on a quiet street, an estranged couple believes that they hear gunshots nearby; sequestering themselves inside of a cramped telephone box, they begin to question the reality of their situation and attempt to escape.

Michelle begins to question her sense of reality after a series of disturbing events.

Anthony is a Park Ranger who has worked at Maddingly National Park with his father since he was a young boy. After discovering unusual damage to native moss and lichen groups within his park, Anthony learns the environmental harm is linked to increased toxic gas emissions from a local coal-fired power station. Aware of the critical impact sulphur dioxide pollution has on human health, Anthony, with support from his father Laurence, is desperate to get the word of warning out by publishing his study in a popular Australian magazine. He consults a reluctant journalist at The Edge Magazine as to how he can get his exposé out to the public in a meaningful way. However not everyone is so willing to make controversial accusations against the powerful and reputable energy company responsible.

Melbourne musician, Nic Tutone (who performs under the name Good Brother) reflects on the year after his younger brother, Tom, was diagnosed with the life-threatening illness Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Nic took a road-trip alone to seek strength and stability in light of the diagnosis. On the trip, in need of an outlet, Nic decided to write an album. A year later Nic has started preparing for the first performance of the project. Together, Nic and Tom reflect on what the year has meant, and will mean, beyond the documentary’s ending.