Official Trailer released for Australian short documentary Age of Renewal

I'm excited to share the official trailer for my latest short documentary, Age of Renewal.

The film follows the inspiring volunteers of Mandurah Muscateers Charity Computers, celebrating the power of community, purpose and generosity. Through their work refurbishing computers for people in need, Age of Renewal explores how making a difference doesn't have an expiry date and challenges the way we think about ageing.

The documentary has already begun its festival journey, and I'm looking forward to sharing updates as it reaches new audiences.

Age of Renewal premiered on July 19th 2026, 7pm at Luna Palace Cinemas Leederville as part of the 2026 Revelation Film Festival Life in Pictures Film Competition.

While the full film continues its festival run, the trailer offers a first look at the people and stories at the heart of this project.

If you'd like to support independent Australian filmmaking, I'd love for you to watch the trailer and share it with others who enjoy uplifting, real-life stories. Every view, comment and share helps introduce Age of Renewal to a wider audience and supports its festival journey.

Thank you for being part of the journey. I hope you enjoy this first glimpse of Age of Renewal.

If you’d like to follow my filmmaker journey, from behind‑the‑scenes moments through to festival screenings, subscribe to my YouTube channel, where I’ll be sharing updates, insights, and the creative process as the documentary comes to life.

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