Cirrus@Austlit

'Olivia, struggling with writer's block after a break up, takes a tropical holiday in hope of some inspiration and meets Prince Alexander, who needs some distance from his duty to marry royalty.'

Source: Production blurb.

'Love In Bloom follows Amelia Hart (Susie Abromeit), a successful Chicago florist with a seemingly perfect life, including a boyfriend who is definitely about to propose. When her soon-to-be-married little sister (Melina Vidler – 800 Words, Kidnapped) and fiancé become marooned at a mountain retreat days before their wedding, Amelia and the best man, Grayson Tanner (Julian Haig – Riverdale, Retrograde), are tasked with stepping in to save the wedding.

'Despite getting off on the wrong foot, Amelia and Grayson prove to be a dynamic team. With the help of the townspeople, Amelia and Grayson prepare for the wedding to be held in the town’s beautiful Hummingbird Gardens. As they get closer to the big day, Amelia realises her life back in the city isn’t as perfect as she once thought, and she begins to see more colour and life in the small town and its people than in her favourite bustling city of Chicago. The longer she spends in Primrose River, and with Grayson, the more she questions where she really belongs.'

Source: Cinema Australia (https://cinemaaustralia.com.au/2021/05/19/romantic-feature-film-love-in-bloom-shooting-in-brisbane/). (Sighted: 24/5/2021)

'Laura Price is a successful San Francisco lawyer on the cusp of promotion – a far cry from her childhood growing up on a tropical island with best friends Chip and Gem. When the firm’s biggest client – Chip’s grandfather – asks Laura to travel to the island and deliver a contract to make Chip his heir, she leaves behind her practice and fiancé Owen to convince her childhood friend to sign a contract that will make him a billionaire. As Chip and Laura grow closer, she questions whether she is engaged to the right man or if she belongs back on the island with her childhood sweetheart.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

Dive Club follows four 16-year-old divers: Maddie, Lauren, Anna, and Stevie. After a cyclone, Lauren, the group’s charismatic trailblazer, goes missing. Her disappearance, the arrival of a new friend, Izzie, and suspicious holes in the official investigation, plunges the girls into an investigation of their own that raises more questions than it answers.

Source: Inside Film magazine (https://www.if.com.au/dive-club-underway-for-network-10-and-netflix/). (Sighted: 11/11/2020)

'When New York restaurateur, Caroline Wilson inherits a café in Lemon Myrtle Cove, Australia, she begins to fall in love with the place and its people, in particular, the cafe's charming local chef, Simon Cook.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Teenage model Cora (played by Disney star Debby Ryan) is the daughter of the head of a major modelling agency and has always worked hard to live up to the expectations of her mother (Danielle Carter). When a damaging video of Cora goes viral she departs for Australia to spend time with her aunt Margot (Genevieve Hegney). Margot is also facing her own difficulties and their time together becomes a learning experience for them both.'

Source: Production blurb.

'1956 Melbourne, Australia. A young nation, still scarred from war, prepares to host the first ever Olympic games to be held in the southern hemisphere. On the other side of the world in rural Idaho, Delyle, a heartbroken young man leaves behind a promising basketball career and heads down under as a Mormon missionary. Finding himself in a city gripped with Olympic fever, Delyle struggles to maintain his spirits when faced with indifference, if not downright hostility towards his mission. But when an opportunity to help train Australia’s first Olympic basketball team comes up, Delyle returns to the court, risking everything for the game.'

Source: McLaren's House (http://www.mclarenhouse.com/productions/spirit-of-the-game/). (Sighted: 8/1/2016)

'A battle-weary Australian war correspondent named Frank meets a darkly fascinating woman on his way home. The two retire to his hotel suite where Frank finds his match in a frightening and erotic game of truth or dare that takes both to the edge, and over.' (Production summary)

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)

'India travels back to her childhood home to spend time with her brother, boyfriend and a childhood friend. It’s a place of comfort and memories, that she hopes will calm her busy and anxious mind. But it is through the tangled branches that bind the four friends, that a new face appears: she calls herself Harry. In the guise of friendship, Harry pulls at invisible strings, unravelling bonds that she will never understand.'

Source: Steve Jaggi Company.