2025
The Body
Jane is cast as a dead body on a crime TV show. As she goes through the motions on set, the role begins to seep into her private life.
Director
Louris van de Geer
Runtime
12 Minutes
Country
Australia
Classification
Unclassified 15+
Jane is cast as a dead body on a crime TV show. As she goes through the motions on set, the role begins to seep into her private life.
Screening with Australian shorts:
Mates (Rory Pearson)
Fear of Songs (Hannah Moore)
Faceless (William Jaka & Fraser Pemberton)
Some Kind of Blue (Rae Choi)
The Shirt Off Your Back (David Robinson-Smith)
Screening with Australian shorts:
Mates (Rory Pearson)
Fear of Songs (Hannah Moore)
Faceless (William Jaka & Fraser Pemberton)
Some Kind of Blue (Rae Choi)
The Shirt Off Your Back (David Robinson-Smith)
Film Credits
Director
Louris van de Geer
Year
2024
Country
Australia
Language
English
Type
Fiction & Short
Program Strand
Shorts
Producer
Louris van de Geer, Laura Wheelwright, Ruby Jones & Daniel Hartley-Allen
Writer
Louris van de Geer
Cast
Laura Wheelwright, Trudy Hellier, Liam Seymour, Susie Dee, Lee Beckhurst & Leone White
Film Source
Louris van de Geer
Genre
Crime, Short & Women
Screens As Part Of
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