Following the screening, audiences will be invited to stay for a special in-conversation Q&A with key cast and creatives.

At forty, Sarah stands at the threshold of a life she’s never lived – one defined by her own choices rather than someone else’s expectations. As her thirteen-year-old son Otis crosses into manhood, mother and son embark on parallel journeys of self-discovery, each learning what it means to be free.

Life Could Be A Dream explores the complexity of reinvention. It’s about the intricate dance between a mother and son redefining their relationship, the fantasy worlds we retreat into when reality overwhelms, and the gradual, difficult work of reclaiming a life on her own terms.

This is about breaking cycles: A mother attempts to model strength for her son while she’s still learning for herself how much to hold on to and how much to let go.

SPECIAL Q&A:

Following the screening, audiences will be invited to stay for a special in-conversation Q&A with key cast and creatives, and a representative from Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand.