From Here to the World: Film and TV made in WA
Screenwest-supported feature films, TV series and documentaries produced in Western Australia over the last ten years.
Upright
A family outcast drives from Sydney to Perth to see his mother before she dies, but his plans are derailed when a runaway teenager comes into his life.
The Bizarre Pet Vets
A team of bizarre pet vets treat the weirdest and most loved animals in Australia.
Star Dreaming
A magical odyssey through time and space, by two children as they explore the mysteries of the Universe through from the world’s oldest living culture and its largest radio telescope.
Facing Monsters
Facing Monsters is a feature length documentary that digs deep into the psyche of West Australian ‘slab wave’ surfer Kerby Brown, a man whose connection with the ocean runs as deep as his love for his family.
Itch Series 2
When Itch and his friends suspect evil corporation Greencorp are behind the dead fish washing up on the shores of Seaburgh, they set about trying to uncover the truth, leading them to make a discovery that saves their town from potential devastation.
Iggy & Ace
Iggy and Ace are two gay alcoholic best mates who live, work and play together but after Ace decides to get sober – a rift develops between the them as Iggy balks at the idea of recovery.
Under The Volcano
On a remote Caribbean island, the shadow of the volcano, the world’s biggest recording artists made music and myth that defined an era.
Don’t Stop The Music
A school principal joins forces with musical experts and a singing superstar on a mission to transform the lives of disadvantaged Aussie kids through the power of music.
A Few Less Men
In the sequel to the worldwide hit comedy, A Few Best Men, David, Tom and Graham must transport their friend’s coffin back to London after a forced plane landing strands them in the middle of the Australian bush.
Hug The Sun
Between 1990 and 1991, in Perth Western Australia, an after-school Children’s Program, which promoted the teachings of ‘Oxtos’ (an esoteric, fringe religion that worshiped the sun) ran on local TV. However, on February 23rd 1991, (the hottest day on record) the show disappeared from our screens and was never seen again… until now.
Man Who Jumped
People fleeing for their lives. A man pushed to the limit. An event that shocked the world. This explosive new film reveals the true story behind one of the harshest asylum seeker policies in the world.
The Secret History of the Eurovision Song Contest
Fun, lively and insightful, this is the inside story of how the Eurovision Song Contest not only helped change the face of Europe, but became the most popular live music show on Earth.