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Don't Miss the Misgivings Film - BRISBANE Premiere Event!

Join us in person for an unforgettable night as we launch the Misgivings Film right here in Brisbane. Experience the excitement, meet fellow film buffs, and get a first look at this incredible movie. It's the perfect chance to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a fantastic evening out. Bring your friends, grab some popcorn, and be part of the premiere buzz!

FREE – Optional for ticket holders:
Join FILM MAKER Duncan James and other members of the production for a post-screening meet-and-greet at a nearby venue for drinks and conversation. Not to be missed!
9:30pm–10:30pm | Location TBA

MISGIVINGS is an award-winning Australian indie feature from Byron Bay–based artist and filmmaker Duncan James.

FILM PLOT

After her husband announces another work trip, a bored suburban woman embarks on a solo road trip, only to stumble upon a shocking discovery that unravels the secrets of his life—and her own.

MISGIVINGS TRAILER https://vimeo.com/1039116757

Beautifully shot by Sydney cinematographer Rishe Le Hunte, the film unfolds across the striking landscapes of the Barrington Coast, with Pacific Palms offering a deceptively serene backdrop. What begins in quiet calm slowly fractures, as tension tightens and the drama draws the audience ever closer to the edge of their seat.

Driven by an original and intricately layered narrative written by Duncan James, Misgivings weaves emotional depth with unexpected turns. Its haunting atmosphere is elevated by a rich and creatively diverse soundtrack, featuring a beautiful original score by composer Blake Fernance.

An accomplished Australian cast—including Joanne Connor, Mace Murray, Jeffrey Richards, Julie-Anne Breen, Claire Bocking, Craig Walker, Reuby Chip, Robin Kukk, and Matt Healey—delivers performances that linger long after the final frame.

European in sensibility, Australian in soul, Misgivings is a quietly unsettling, emotionally charged work—one that stays with you.
A timeless classic in the making.

MISGIVINGS - RATED M (88 MINS DURATION)