Between the Lines

An hour long special from the British political satire The New Statesman. After surviving an attempt on his life, Alan B’Stard returns to politics and helps reinstate capital punishment—until the tables turn and he is framed for a murder he didn’t commit. This standalone special serves as the eighth episode of the series and went on to win the BAFTA Award for Best British Comedy.

A washed-up video game developer reunites with his estranged brother in Thailand in order to chase their late father's dream of uncovering a long-lost treasure.

With the world set to end in two days, cousins Roo and Joo are unexpectedly reunited when Roo slips into a church to confess their sins, hoping to make peace before it's too late. Reminiscing on a lesson their koro taught them both growing up,“when the rapture happens you gotta go home”, for Roo, that means it's time to go home. But for Joo, home is a little bit more complicated.

A man, who's down of his luck, must overcome his past grudges to live the life he's always wanted with the girl of his dreams

Ayla and Naomi, two best friends, go through a wacky day when unexpectedly Ayla's cat Cranberry becomes human for the day.

Two siblings prepare for a vacation with their cousin when a self made problem arises.

Lee and Luddee, two middle-aged rock-and-roll buddies, embark on a high-stakes adventure driven by pressure from the women in Luddee's life: his crack-addicted mother and his fiancée, Destiny. With rockin' tunes and hilarious mishaps, they uncover hidden truths about the corrupt corporate trucking world, leading them into a high-risk, high-stakes scandal involving dangerous explosives. Get ready to bust-a-gut at this top-notch indie comedy, packed with jokes and family humor, guaranteed to make you cheer for your new favorite redneck duo. Join Lee and Luddee in a rollicking journey full of laughter, love, and unexpected heroics!

Tom Cashman's third stand up special, which may or may not include the formula for happiness. Toured in 2025 as '2 Truths, 1 Lie and 17 Slight Exaggerations' and filmed at the Brisbane Powerhouse on 31 October 2025.

A long time ago, there was a psychic boom on television, and among the children who watched it, some developed special abilities. However, it was rare for children who awakened to psychic powers to achieve great things, most had minor abilities, and only a handful were able to make a name for themselves as psychics. Akira is one of these psychics who has no place to shine, so he gathers together psychics with similar circumstances and forms Team Psychicker Z.

Breakfast Bastard's self-titled debut album is an audio-visual concept album that combines original music, original / bootlegged video, and visual iconography to explore themes of cultural identity, generational trauma, civic frustration, and nostalgia. The breakfast roll functions as the project's central visual motif: a symbol of indulgence, convenience, and contemporary Irish identity. Musically, the album draws from post-punk, lo-fi pop, techno, and instrumental hip-hop. Some of its tracks include a techno composition featuring Michael D. Higgins thanking artists, an ode to the teenage years framed as a love song to piracy, and a look at the present through fictional romances with inanimate objects, bots, and AI companions.

A man encounters strange people while going to the grocery store.

When Manaan and Salman meet a genie and are granted the ability to N-1 (skip) anything they want to, their N-1 spree causes unexpected havoc

The ABC's annual Classic 100 countdown comes to life with a spectacular Concert, celebrating the music that makes us feel good, performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

In a house dripping with sunlight, five friends live on lollipops and hot coffee. Between two swims, they challenge each other to a game of bilboquet or share a feast cooked by Pauline. Meanwhile, Ferdinand is desperately searching for a lost object. Sounds like a serious story.

L'Orchestre de la Garde Républicaine à l'Opéra-Comique

A mockumentary about the life of a cannibal. a critique of modern life.

Documentary profiling young Roxy Music fans. They talk about the band and the music, are seen out and about in Manchester, they prepare for a concert at the Opera House. Includes footage of a tribute band, who, due to a lack of musical instruments, use household appliances to make music.

When a single, pragmatic forty-something recruits the eclectic guy she didn’t go to prom with back in high school to be her D-I-Y sperm donor, but learns that he’s Autistic and navigating some significant mental health issues, her carefully planned hopes are turned upside down in one crazy weekend in Toledo, Ohio.

On October 24th 2020, the 18-year-old superstar returned to stage for her global pay-per-view concert: Where Do We Go? The Livestream. A "one-of-a-kind" experience complete with specialized immersive lighting and effects from Montreal's Moment Factory, boundary-pushing XR technology courtesy of XR Studios and interactive production by Los Angeles-based Lili Studios.

A Teenager waiting for his dealer to arrive but is taking a while.