form y separately published work icon Chocolate Oyster single work   film/TV  
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 Chocolate Oyster
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Chocolate Oyster is a satirical examination of the challenges facing Ella and Taylor, each running from responsibility as they pursue unobtainable lives promised them by pop-culture. Living in Sydney's affluent eastern suburbs, neither Ellie nor Taylor are able to find employment in their prospective fields and are forced to work menial service jobs. Through their relationships, the girls come to learn that they may not be quite as talented and special as they had been led to believe.' (Production summary)

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Shoestring Budgets and Disaffected Youth : Why Australian Film Is Ripe for a Mumblecore Revival Michael Sun , 2021 single work column
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 12 November 2021;

'From Friends and Strangers to Hot Mess, there’s a new wave of self-funded films that celebrate the mundane and tap into ‘a national malaise’'

Shoestring Budgets and Disaffected Youth : Why Australian Film Is Ripe for a Mumblecore Revival Michael Sun , 2021 single work column
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 12 November 2021;

'From Friends and Strangers to Hot Mess, there’s a new wave of self-funded films that celebrate the mundane and tap into ‘a national malaise’'

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