A Light Through Coloured Glass

This short documentary explores the lived experiences of individuals navigating the complexities of domestic violence in rural Australia. It offers an intimate look into their personal journeys of survival, resilience, and the search for safety and support within their communities. The film highlights the unique challenges faced in these settings and the quiet strength required to overcome adversity.

As a short documentary focusing on a sensitive topic, 'A Light Through Coloured Glass' has been recognized for its powerful storytelling and its ability to shed light on often-overlooked issues in regional Australia. It has been praised for its empathetic portrayal of survivors and its contribution to raising awareness about domestic violence.

• Appreciated for its sensitive and respectful handling of a difficult subject.

• Commended for bringing attention to the specific challenges of domestic violence in rural settings.

• Lauded for its focus on the resilience and strength of survivors.

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Screened at various film festivals focused on social issues and documentary filmmaking, gaining recognition for its important message.

The film was developed through a community-based approach, with input from individuals with lived experience to ensure authentic representation.