The Song of Colour
Synopsis
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.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
Brisbane Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ashley Dighton
- Screenplay & Story
- Ashley Dighton
- Original Title
- The Song of Colour
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
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Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Song of Colour
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What is The Song of Colour about?
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.
Who directed The Song of Colour?
The Song of Colour was directed by Ashley Dighton.
Who stars in The Song of Colour?
The principal cast of The Song of Colour includes Mia Grunwald, Nicolas Angelosanto, Sophie Dillman, James Dyke, Barbara Lowing.
When was The Song of Colour released and how long is it?
The Song of Colour was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 1h 27m.