Cast: Anapela Polataivao, Antonia Robinson
Runtime: 2 hr. 11 mins.

A woman, grieving her daughter's death in the Christchurch earthquakes, becomes a substitute teacher at an elite school private school.Unexpectedly, she discovers students lacking guidance and care, prompting her to provide inspiration and support.

Cast: Kate Lindsey, Ben Hardy
Runtime: 1 hr. 59 mins.

LUKE (Ben Hardy) works hard as a mechanic alongside his idle dad. As a single father to his unruly 5-year-old son he has a lot of responsibility thrust upon his young shoulders. To let off steam, he has meaningless hookups with local women he meets on Tinder. But when he stumbles across an underground British Asian club in East London, he has a chance encounter with the alluring AYSHA (Jason Patel).Aysha is flirty and fun. They have immediate chemistry and kiss. But when Luke realises she’s not a woman, but a remarkably femme drag queen, he’s shocked and repelled. He leaves abruptly.Aysha is the ‘realism’ drag persona of ASHIQ, a closeted man who will do anything to keep his sexuality and double life hidden from his traditional Indian Muslim family. By day he works a dull retail job, to pay his rent. By night he performs as the charismatic Aysha, dancing in the secretive ‘gaysian’ scene.Luke is taken aback when Aysha shows up at the garage where he works. She offers him money to drive her to her night-time performances. Luke tentatively agrees as he needs the extra cash. Spending more time together they grow closer, giving each other a welcome distraction from the struggles of their domestic lives. As their friendship blossoms, their sexual chemistry grows. But how can they be together when Luke isn’t queer and Aysha isn’t straight? Do these labels matter - or even exist?