AustLit

'Based on the real-life experiences of Noongar Elder Aden Eades, Wirintj, retells the supernatural phenomena of stones raining from the sky. Teenager Aden and his Whadjella best friend Steven are working the camp when the arrival of mysterious and beautiful Joyce marks the beginning of extraordinary events.'

Source: Flickerfest.

'A young Indigenous girl struggling to engage with her culture learns of Tooly, the sign of an impending death in the family.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'From childhood, Angela Rule was destined to become a pop singer. As the eldest of nine girls growing up in Perth, she stood out for her beautiful voice and songwriting talent. Her father, Kevin, was an artist and traditional dancer who inspired Angela to follow a path of creativity. However, life turned upside down for the Rule family when their father was killed in a shocking one-hit punch incident.'

'At the tender age of 17, Angela sacrificed her musical ambitions and took on the responsibility of supporting her grieving mother and eight sisters. The grief spurred Angela to express her own feelings through songwriting. Now, ten years later, she is making her mark in the pop world. Drawing deeply on the life experiences of her sisters and herself, she has created a repertoire of catchy and moving songs, which she performs in a gutsy, engaging style to big crowds around Perth. Angela's Rules is a poignant and upbeat story of resilience and courage and is a testament to the healing power...' (Source: IMDb website)

'Tooly is the story of a strong Noongar spiritual belief entwined with a powerful bond of sisterly love. The rain has come to give a message and the sisters know this as they know the rain – almost like a mist that kisses your face.'

Source: Carriageworks website. (Sighted: 14/7/2015)