A funny and heart-warming liberation story for women who have been afraid to ask for what they want – at home, at work and in the bedroom.

Jonathan Alley’s version of David McComb’s life is poetic and striking, positioning itself as a deeply affecting Australian story.

It is a treat to be able to see a movie like this. For such a seemingly introverted artist, like Courtney Barnett, to agree to a project that is so personal, makes this film a must watch for fans. However, Anonymous Club has something for everyone as we get to witness relatable day-to-day struggles from the perspective of a successful international musician.

In Friends and Strangers, we meet two Sydneysiders, Ray and Alice (played by Fergus Wilson and Emma Diazwanders respectively), new friends that have both had recent breakups and are approaching their 30s.

Love You Like That begins in the coastal town of Seafront Sands, the kind of small Australian town where everyone knows each other’s business, and any change in routine, such as the news of a mysterious woman washing up on Mim Beach naked, can send the entire town into a whirlwind.