Chlorine

The film follows Keira, portrayed by Marlo Kelly, as she engages in compulsive stealing from pregnant women at an aquatic center. Her actions stem from a deep need for attention, but they threaten to unravel her family connections. The narrative unfolds in a way that highlights the complexities of childhood and the consequences of seeking validation through negative actions.

With a concise runtime typical of short films, Chlorine delivers a powerful message wrapped in a focused storyline. The involvement of Wild Child Productions and The Dollhouse Pictures adds credibility to the film's production quality. Collectors of contemporary drama will appreciate the film’s exploration of relatable themes and the performance of its lead, alongside the supporting cast, including Ezekiel Simat and Tasma Walton. The film's compact nature allows for a quick yet impactful viewing experience that resonates with audiences.