Reframing Audrey

The Melbourne Women in Film Festival presents the wickedly funny, Audrey, in a special event screening and panel conversation.

Forgotten soap-star and self-appointed Mother of the Year, Ronnie Lipsick (Jackie van Beek), is living a life she never wanted, with a derailed career, a husband whose love for life has gone limp and two daughters who she struggles to connect with. When an accident lands her eldest daughter Audrey (Josephine Blazier) in a coma, Ronnie gets a second chance at life by taking on her daughter’s identity – only she’s not the only one in the family who sees Audrey’s comatose state as an opportunity.

Joining the likes of Shiva Baby, Barbie, and Joy Ride, Audrey was awarded with the prestigious ReFrame Stamp in 2024 - an international mark of distinction that recognises film and television projects that have undertaken gender balanced hiring practices inclusive of women, non-binary and trans people across key production roles. See the film on the big screen and discover more about the Raframe Stamp and its impact in the international screen industries with our panel of filmmakers and Reframe founders.

Note: This film will be open captioned, and introduction and panel discussion will be Auslan interpreted