Highlighting short films by First Nations filmmakers including Wayne Blair, Beck Cole, Ivan Sen, and Warwick Thornton.

Two brothers, Burrimmilla (David Gulpilil) and Charlie (Tom E Lewis), travel to their mother’s burial site and return a sacred stone to its rightful place.

A sacred stone has been taken, and a child killed by a crocodile. An old woman explains, ‘Everything’s upside down now, it’s all wrong’.

The nearest neighbour (Gerard Kennedy) to Sam (Ngaire Pigram), is somewhat of a recluse and abrupt.

Lance (Gavin Ritchie) and Murray (Shane O’Mara) are walking along the road, still trying to get home.

Cabs crawl along the city street, on the lookout for two Aboriginal youths suspected of bashing a fellow taxi driver.

Lance (Gavin Ritchie) and Murray (Shane O’Mara) try to hail a cab, but with no success. Finally, an idle cab presents itself as an option.

Kev is telling the boys that they need to carry on without Franky. Scotty (Scott Angeles) tells Kev (Lafe Charlton) he is sick of playing the yidaki (didgeridoo) and wants to dance.

In a flashback, Franky and his father are sitting on the river bank, fishing lines cast into the river.

Franky (Hunter Page) and Maddie (Alexa Miller) are walking along the railroad track. Eddy (Blake Herczeg) pulls up in a taxi and urges Franky to get into the cab because they are late.