AustLit

'One Army captain must use her years of tactical training and military expertise when a simultaneous coordinated attack threatens the remote missile interceptor station she is in command of.'

Source: Production blurb.

'In the not-so-distant future, rule-following noob XEON and technology geek GALAHAD secretly follow their estranged friend KITE into an abandoned warehouse. What begins as a simple fact-finding mission into why Kite suddenly stopped being their friend months prior quickly becomes a fight for their lives when they find themselves trapped inside the warehouse by the last remaining VAARG ARK. Virtual and Augmented Reality Gaming was the next generation of gaming and a technological marvel… until it started digitising and absorbing players. According to legend, if you beat the game, you release all the Absorbed – something Kite is determined to do, no matter the cost to herself or anyone else. Together, the three former friends must overcome their differences and work together to beat the unbeatable game – and the A.I. that controls it – or risk becoming trapped themselves.'

Source: Ambience Entertainment.

A contemporary re-imagining of Storm Boy: Mike 'Storm Boy' Kingley tells his struggling teenage grand-daughter the story of how his life was changed by his relationship with Mr Percival.

'Lulu, Frankie and Bruce are three Aussie siblings who move with their parents to a B&B in Tubbershandy, an isolated seaside village in western Ireland. Fitting in to a new hometown is hard enough without having to hide a secret so huge as zombie parents! And the methods Lulu, Bruce and Frankie must invent on a daily (even hourly!) basis to keep the truth under wraps are a constant source of adventure and hilarity. For the Champ Clan, life in Tubbershandy can get pretty interesting ... and weird...Drop Dead Weird!'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'When their country is invaded by a large hostile force, a group of teenagers fight for their family and homeland. Based on the era-defining novels by John Marsden.'

Source: Screen Australia.

Based on The Feather Men by Ranulph Fiennes, Killer Elite traces the secret activities of assassins and other shadow semi-government agents in the early 1980s.

Brent is a seventeen-year-old high-school student who has turned to marijuana and his girlfriend Holly to cope with the grief of accidentally killing his father in a car accident. When he turns down a request from Lola Stone, the quietest girl in class, to attend the school dance with her, he has no idea what plans Lola and her father have in mind--but if Lola wants to be queen of the dance, Daddy will make sure it happens.

Seven teenagers camp in a remote and idyllic location deep in the countryside. But that night, they see the sky filled with military aircraft, and return home to find their houses deserted and the locals detained in the showground. Escaping detection, the teenagers form themselves into a guerilla unit, hoping to prevent the invading Coalition Nations from bringing any more troops in by destroying the only bridge to nearby Cobbler's Bay, where the troop ships are moored.

A group of hikers, chasing rumoured sightings of the extinct thylacine (Tasmanian tiger), run into a family of cannibals descended from escaped convict Alexander Pearce.