Three to Go

Year: 1971

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Directors: Peter Weir, Brian Hannant

Drama

The collection brings together three Australian short films—Brian Hannant’s “Judy,” Oliver Howes’s “Toula,” and Peter Weir’s “Michael.” Each vignette follows a young Australian confronting a pivotal decision, offering a snapshot of ambition, uncertainty and the possibilities that lie ahead in their future.

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