Downriver

Newly released from prison for a murder he has no memory of committing, James sets out to uncover the truth in Grant Scicluna's Australian thriller.

Eighteen-year-old James is released from juvenile detention after serving time for his alleged involvement in the death of a young boy years earlier, though the body was never found and James has little memory of what really happened that day. When the victim's grieving mother confronts him upon his release, James embarks on a dangerous quest for the truth.

Writer-director Grant Scicluna's feature debut won multiple awards including Best Performance awards for newcomer Reef Ireland and Kerry Fox (Little Joe, Rare Beasts) at the UK's Iris Prize festival.