Away on a holiday (in an apparently haunted hotel) to try to reconnect with Cathy, nothing seems to be going well and Flan continues to splinter psychologically, being tormented by ghosts of the past as he wrestles with those of the present.
SUNRAY is an Australian Army radio callsign, which refers to a unit commander.
Natalie Spence is an independent filmmaker based in Melbourne, Australia. She has written, produced and directed three shorts, gaining some recognition:-
• kiss 20/20
Official Selection Melbourne Underground Film Festival 2016
• crazy
Semi-Finalist Sydney Indie Film Festival 2017
• frock
o Official Selection and Merit Award Canada Short Film Festival 2018
o Monthly Finalist Changing Face International Film Festival 2018
o Official Selection, Electric Shorts 2018
Natalie also directed Always, which was in Perth International Queer Film Festival 2017 Official Selection, winning the People’s Choice Award, and Amsterdam New Renaissance Film Festival Official Selection 2017.
SUNRAY is her first feature effort (written, directed and produced).
Natalie’s prior professional background is in community work. She holds a Bachelor of Community Welfare, majoring in International Social Development. Before Natalie could run off to be an aid worker in war torn countries (the original dream), she stumbled into film while completing her student placement in Indonesia. Like many other creatives, Natalie has a non-film day job (for which she is very grateful).
For almost 15 years (give or take), Natalie was an Australian Army Reserve soldier, Transport Corps.