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When an accident threatens to shut down the tiny, underfunded theatre they've built together, Lucy realises she would do anything to save the theatre and keep her friend - who she might be in love with.

Set on New Zealand's most iconic street this collection of 10 short web films explores the uncommon, the contrasting, and the crazy.

With a stolen horse and a solid gold nugget, an injured woman is on the run, but her fight for survival is complicated when she risks her life for a young girl.

Only one thing stands between Grace and sweet relief: the rules of the POOP OFF.

An estranged father and daughter, both with newly diagnosed life altering illnesses, smoke marijuana together for the first time and it becomes healing in more ways than one.

Four-year-old Dahlia takes us into her bittersweet world of blood, needles and sugar.

Petra Leary takes her hidden superpower to the sky, focusing her lens on becoming the world's top aerial photographer.

A gun-loving woman aspires to cook breakfast for the man handcuffed to her bed, but first she has to stop a wild chicken from destroying everything.

A celebratory look at young Kiwi musicians banding together as they attend Girls Rock Camp Aotearoa, a yearly girls, trans, and non-binary only rock and roll themed camp where music is the medium to empower our young people.

In the exhilarating and male-dominated world of dirt track racing, stock car driver Brooke does what she loves most: races. The fiercely determined Brooke navigates the pits, the track, the past, and the future of NZ's most beloved motorsport. She Speeds goes behind the wheel and under the bonnet of New Zealand dirt track racing through the eyes of Brooke Clarkson - a fourth generation racer, and one of the few female drivers in her class. We explore Speedway, and Brooke's part in it, before the light turns green and then we are taken for a ride deep into the mind of a race car driver. In a male-dominated sport, Brooke shows us what blazing a trail really means.

Jo knew there was something different about her daughter, and eventually Coco was diagnosed with Angelman syndrome. A new short documentary, made for RNZ's Wireless Docs series, delves into what the syndrome means for Coco and Jo.