Product Overview
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WELCOME TO ATOM'S CLASSROOM CINEMA PROGRAM!
Curated to bring contemporary and diverse Australian stories to your classroom, this free film program offers educators, librarians, parents and students exclusive access to Australian feature films, shorts, documentaries and series covered by an ATOM Study Guide.
FILM: Life Could Be A Dream (Feature film)
A feature-length drama about self-liberation, love and the courage to break free from the illusions of a fairy-tale middle-class life. At forty, Sarah is forced to confront a painful truth: she's trapped in a marriage held together by the faded illusions of love. As her teenage son begins to navigate the turbulence of adolescence, the dangers of staying emotionally and psychologically become impossible to ignore.
Seeking refuge, Sara relocates to a long-abandoned estate, a place suspended between past and present. Surrounded by the remnants of other people’s lives and armed only with her lifelong obsession with Pride and Prejudice, she begins to imagine her own story.
SCREENER ACCESSS DATES: Friday 14 August 2026 (from 3pm) to Friday 21 August 2026 (3pm).
CURRICULUM LINKS
Explore the film within the context of the Australian Curriculum with the ATOM Study Guide. Suitable for senior secondary students in Years 10–12 in the learning areas of:
- English
- Physical Education and Health (Year 10)
- Health (Years 11-12)
- Media
- Psychology
- Sociology
Running time: 82 mins
PLEASE NOTE: The film screener access link will only activate from the Friday 14 August (3pm).
