Australia's Supermarket Duopoly is getting its own Dystopian Film... and Aussies might just love it.
I remember apples - feature film
The Story
Sixteen-year-old Tom is given a school assignment about Australia's supermarket duopoly.
His imagination takes him into a dystopian Australia where food has become a luxury, apples are displayed like diamonds, and ordinary people struggle to survive.
A Film for an Australian Audience
I Remember Apples has the potential to become an Australian hit for one simple reason: its audience already exists.
Australians have grown increasingly frustrated with the power of our supermarket giants. Food prices, corporate profits and the cost of feeding a family have become national conversations.
Almost every Australian has an opinion about Coles and Woolworths.
I Remember Apples takes that frustration and transforms it into cinema: a dark, imaginative story about hunger, inequality and the power of those who control our food.
This isn't a subject we need to convince Australians to care about. They already do.
Get Involved
Charlie Boy Pictures is seeking producers, investors and commercial partners to help bring I Remember Apples to Australian screens.
Contact: shaun@charlieboypictures.com