NICHOLAS HOPE

THE DROVER’S WIFE: THE LEGEND OF MOLLY JOHNSON (2022)
Starring Leah Purcell, Rob Collins, Sam Reid, Jessica De Gouw, Malachi Dower-Roberts, Tony Cogin, Harry Greenwood, Victoria Haralabidou, Benedict Hardie and Nicholas Hope. Directed by Leah Purcell.

The story of a woman and her stubborn determination to protect her family from the harshness of a life in 1893 Snowy Mountains township. Both a searing revenge tale and a stark revisionist Western, it offers a powerful new interrogation of Australian history and culture through the determination of a woman to ensure her children are given a future filled with hope.

MOON ROCK FOR MONDAY (2021)
Starring Aaron Jeffery, Jessica Napier, David Field, Nicholas Hope, Karina Banno, George Pullar, Bonnie Ferguson, Clarence Ryan, Maha Wilson and Rahel Romahn. Directed by Kurt Martin.

Monday is a nine-year-old girl home-schooled by her father Bob in Sydney. Due to her terminal illness, Monday's only contact with the outside world is her weekly visit to the hospital. Monday’s imagination is captured by the Moon Rock (Uluru) which she believes will heal her and desires to travel to the middle of Australia to find it. By a twist of fate, she becomes caught up in a police chase involving Tyler a street kid with a massive heart. Tyler uses Monday to evade the police, but despite the circumstances they soon form a friendship. They decide to go on the run, road tripping to the Northern Territory to find the Moon Rock.

BOOK WEEK (2018)
Starring Alan Dukes, Rose Riley, Rhys Muldoon, Susan Prior, Airlie Dodds, Toby Schmitz, Nicholas Hope, Khan Chittenden, Steve Bastoni and Tiriel Mora. Directed by Heath Davis.

When it looks like his novel is going to be published, high school English teacher and once famous novelist – Nicholas Cutler - thinks his luck has finally changed. But what promises to be the best week of his life professionally, spirals into seven days of hell personally. A pregnant girlfriend, student in trouble with the law, a gravely ill brother in law and the prospects of living a life of unfilled dreams, force Mr Cutler to re-examine just what’s most important in his life.