The Song of Colour (2026)
Reeling from a messy breakup, a woman’s understanding of the world, and how to find happiness in it, is fundamentally altered by three people she meets in her local coffee shop. A tightly written, dreamy Australian arthouse film, The Song of Colour is a moving celebration of kindness, of real connection in an increasingly isolated world. For her, and for the audience, we get the sense that everything might actually be ok.
Director: Ashley Dighton
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Mia Grunwald as Ivy |
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Nicolas Angelosanto as Joseph |
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Sophie Dillman as Jen |
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James Dyke as Liam |
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Barbara Lowing as Gladys |
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Alisha O'Brien as Sophie |
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Chris Slater as Narrator |
| Directing | Ashley Dighton | Director |
| Writing | Ashley Dighton | Writer |
