DISCOVER THE INSPIRING TRUE STORY OF UNDER STREETLIGHTS

This compelling narrative follows an aspiring Aboriginal hip-hop artist from remote Australia who forms an unexpected bond with the daughter of a policeman who once arrested his father. United by their shared grief and passion for music, they embark on a transformative journey of healing, connection, and the pursuit of their dreams to become established musicians. Don’t miss this extraordinary film that celebrates resilience and the power of music. 

  Under Streetlights is not only a landmark as the first fully locally cast and crewed feature film to emerge from Alice Springs, but it also breaks new ground as the first feature within its subgenre to come out of Australia. 

The songs in the film are much more than background music—the music is a central character in the story. The film’s powerful soundtrack, which forms an integral part of the onscreen story, melds hip-hop beats, ballads, smooth RnB, and popular culture with the unique sounds of the outback, creating an auditory experience as compelling as the visual narrative and including something for every musical taste. Instead of being carefully orchestrated, this eclectic fusion of musical genres unfolded naturally, as the two lead characters—each with their own distinct style—began experimenting and blending their sounds throughout the story’s progression.