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The Fling

Directed by Jemma Cotter
Australia
2024
4 mins

Synopsis

This hybrid stop-motion horror romcom about two women at a fancy restaurant shows us that love is a many tentacled thing.

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Jemma Cotter
Director

Jemma Cotter is a passionate filmmaker drawn to stories about those who don’t quite fit in, often with a comedic twist. She has directed short films, series, commercials, and feminist erotica. Jemma has participated in SBS Digital Originals, ABC’s Fresh Blood 3, and the AWG First Break workshops.

'The Fling' is screening with

Dendy Awards

Sat, 14 Jun 4pm

Event Cinemas George Street – Cinema 4

Dendy Awards

Sun, 15 Jun 4pm

Event Cinemas George Street – Cinema 5
  • Program Strand
    Dendy Awards for Australian Short Films
  • Year
    2024
  • Classification
    Unclassified 18+
  • Country
    Australia
  • Language
    No Dialogue
  • Director
    Jemma Cotter
  • Producer
    Brett Tinning, Jemma Cotter
  • Cast
    Zachary Ruane, Lucy Fox, Chido Mwat
  • Screenwriter
    Scott Day, Nick Owens
  • Cinematographer
    Flick Smith
  • Editor
    Jemma Cotter
  • Genre
    Horror, Animation, Women Directors, Australian, Romance
  • Premiere
    Australian Premiere
  • Company Credits
    Festival Contact: Brett Tinning

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