The generational housing clash reaches a bloody end in this new film
The film 'Birthright' explores the generational clash over housing amid Australia's affordability crisis. Directed by Zoe Pepper, it follows a couple's struggle for housing security while navigating family dynamics. The film combines elements of tragedy and comedy, reflecting on societal issues related to wealth and inequality.
- ▪'Birthright' is a tragicomedy directed by Zoe Pepper that addresses Australia's housing crisis.
- ▪The film features characters Cory and Jasmine, who are facing homelessness while expecting a child.
- ▪The narrative highlights intergenerational conflicts over housing security and wealth distribution.
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From sheep mysteries to housing crisis horror, here's what's in cinemas this monthBy Sonia NairBy Jamie TramBy Stephen A RussellBy Silvi Vann-WallBy Velvet WinterBy Ying-Di YinABC ArtsTopic:MoviesMon 25 May 2026 at 4:30amMon 25 May 2026 at 4:30amMon 25 May 2026 at 4:30amThe Sheep Detectives, starring Hugh Jackman, has been charming audiences this May. (Supplied)abc.net.au/news/what-to-watch-in-the-cinemas-may/106691238Link copiedShareShare articleWelcome to the ABC Arts May film wrap.This month sees Australian director use the local housing crisis as a vehicle for generation on generation horror in Birthright.Plus the rom-com of yore returns in Finding Emily, the farmyard mystery that's been delighting audiences, and a gory Hollywood video game adaptation filmed on the Gold Coast.Happy…
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