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Delia

2026

Delia

2026

Delia

World Premiere.

An emotionally suppressed office worker caught in a supermarket hold-up finds an unexpected way to intervene, using dance to disarm the situation.

Director

Madeleine Parry

Runtime

6 Minutes

Country

Australia

Classification

Unclassified 15+

Delia keeps her feelings carefully contained within the routines of office life. When a trip to the supermarket ends in an armed hold-up, she makes a brave and unexpected intervention, using dance to defuse the situation. Beautifully shot and alive to movement, Delia transforms this moment of release into a playful fable about finding the courage to express your true self, carried by the unmistakable voice of Missy Higgins.

Screening with Made in SA shorts:
Shadowland (Kaius Potter)
Ananab Ananab (Emily Steel)
Forget Me, Not (Tamara Hardman)
The Magpie (Jarrah Murphy)
Wet Feathers (Bryce Kraehenbuehl)

Film Credits

Director

Madeleine Parry

Year

2026

Country

Australia

Language

English

Type

Short Fiction

Program Strand

Adelaide Film Festival Investment Fund & Shorts

Producer

Madeleine Parry, Essie Randles & James Ward

Writer

Madeleine Parry

Cinematographer

Giannis Michelopoulos

Editor

Varinya Eammano

Cast

Essie Randles, Steve Vella, Susan Prior & Deborah Faye Lee & Craig Behena

Music

Michael Darren

Film Source

Madeleine Parry

Screens As Part Of

Made in SA

Made in SA

Made in SA showcases the best in local short films. Remember their names for when they’re famous, these filmmakers will make you laugh, cry and shudder.

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Runtime

72 minutes

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