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Documentary: Chronicles the deadly epidemic of methamphetamine abuse in Idaho. Hear shocking stories from recovering addicts, some from behind bars, as well as from community leaders struggling with meth's devastating high cost to society.

Openly gay banker Daniel debates whether to return to Australia or stay in Hong Kong when he meets Kafka, a straight swimming instructor. The young men fall in love, believing that their love can bridge anything, despite their difference in sexuality and Kafka's increasing drug use. Daniel does not regret his love for Kafka, who tries to love him back against his nature. But a flashback memory from Kafka's past makes it difficult for their relationship to work.

Film Producers spend 5 years investigating the methamphetamine epidemic in Middle America. They interviewed addicts, filmed them in prison, and watched them actually smoke meth.

Three friends recount their battle with Meth addiction - how easy it was to be seduced by this powerful drug and their fight to escape it's addictive power.

Stan Hall is back with his latest documentary, this time he is tackling the subject of meth. There are surprises around every corner and Stan never knows what will happen next. Sit back and enter the world of meth as seen through the eyes of Stan who had no choice but to move back home to northeast Indiana when he was left penniless after a legal dispute. There is always imminent danger lurking when dealing with meth... will Stan survive his trek into the underground world of meth, or will he meet his demise? One thing is certain... never count Stan Hall out.

Perhaps the way to deal with the adversary is confront him in ourselves. We have to fight for little bit of health. We have to make our living and dieing important again. and the living and dieing of others. Isn't that what poerty is about?' Stanley Kunitz, US Poet Laureate This is a story of two gay men who didn't think they were important and a town that is important to the gay community, Provincetown. The story goes on to investigate how homophobia and heterosexism influencees the legal system and justice. Like lemonade it is a tart and bitter story but also refreshing.

Enter Zoe, a pretty young woman on a first date eager to impress. When offered the chance to try methamphetamine for the first time by her date at a drug dealers house, she simply replies 'why not?'. This fast paced romp through the world of crystal meth, crack pipes and gore, tackles the issue of drug addiction and the consequential moral abandonment of the addict, through the genre of Zombie Horror. Featuring some of Australia's premier emerging young actors including Bella Heathcote (Tim Burton's Dark Shadows), Meth to Madness pays homage to horror classics including Evil Dead alongside drug exploitation propaganda original Reefer Madness.

Trisha has spent her pregnancy behind bars for dealing and using drugs. Up for parole, she will soon discover if she will give birth in jail or have a chance to prove that she can conquer her addiction and be the mother her child needs.

Set against the backdrop of crystal meth abuse, Most High is a painfully intimate examination of a young man in crisis. Drugs are incidental. Nonjudgmental yet brutally honest, Most High explores cause rather than effect. It forces us to reflect upon our own vices, whatever they may be, and ask ourselves what we are trying to avoid by indulging in them.