AustLit

'Sport and identity politics mix in this energetic adaptation for the stage by Bruce Myles of Martin Flanagan's book. The Call tells the story of Tom Wills, who grew up among the Djabwurrung people in Western Victoria during the 1840s. Sent to an exclusive school in England, he returns to Australia with a rallying cry that revolutionised sport in his homeland: 'Let's have a game of our own'! Thus a door to indigenous football is opened, with its own rules, humour and history. Snubbed by the big end of town, this driven and passionate man died at age 44. What was it that killed Tom Wills? The Call offers answers revealing a hidden history of Australian football.'(Publication summary)

'Life in the suburbs as seen through the eyes of the family dog.'

Source: Screen Australia

Harvey Denton is a movie cameraman who is plunged into a bewildering series of events after his flat is ransacked. Someone is after something. But what? When the body of his father is discovered buried in a thirty-year-old plane wreck (wreckage that is radioactive), Harvey sets out to discover the truth about how his father died. In the course of his investigation, he stumbles onto an element of mystery and intrigue that, if revealed, will not only shake Australia's establishment to its very foundations but shock the world.