Karelina Clarke Cast as Autistic Older Sister in New Film 'Quiet Things'
SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, June 19, 2025 / EINPresswire.com / -- Acclaimed Sydney-based production company Cut 10 has announced the casting of Australian actor Karelina Clarke in the lead role of Frankie, the older sister, in the upcoming short film Quiet Things. The powerful drama is currently in pre-production and set to film later this year in Sydney's Inner West.
Quiet Things follows two young sisters who have fled an abusive home, with the story unfolding through the eyes of the younger sibling. At its centre is Frankie — a 13-year-old girl who is autistic, fiercely intelligent, and carrying a quiet resilience as she guides her sister through a fragile new reality.
Karelina Clarke, whose work spans screen and stage, brings a layered sensitivity to the role. She is best known for her performance in The Messenger, where she portrayed a child of domestic violence with striking emotional depth. She has also appeared in a number of short films and theatrical works focused on youth and trauma.
'Karelina brings stillness and truth to every moment in her previous roles — her portrayal of Frankie is bound to be both intimate and unforgettable,' said the film's producer. 'She allows us to see the world through a neurodivergent character without ever simplifying it. It's brave work.'
Developed in collaboration with Sanctuary Housing, a leading service for women and children escaping family violence, Quiet Things is also informed by input from autism specialists and youth mental health professionals. The result is a film that aims to be both truthful and transformative.
Quiet Things is scheduled to premiere at Australian and international festivals in 2026. Known for championing social impact storytelling, Cut 10 continues to support underrepresented voices and emerging talent on screen.
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Guy Montgomery has won the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent thanks to Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont Spelling Bee. Accepting his award, he was quick to point out where he's from. "This is really crazy, I am from New Zealand. I know, so I am so sorry to all of your country but suck it, we got one up on you time!" No surprises in the Children's Program category Well this isn't a surprise at all really, is it? Being one of the biggest success stories coming out of Australia in recent years, Bluey has, as expected by many, won Best Children's Program. Well this isn't a surprise at all really, is it? Being one of the biggest success stories coming out of Australia in recent years, Bluey has, as expected by many, won Best Children's Program. Hamish Blake addresses 'elephant in the room' Hamish Blake has addressed the "elephant in the room", saying he actually "fears" winning the Gold Logie tonight. The two-time winner said it was pretty obvious the masses didn't want another "middle-aged white guy" winning the top award, saying he felt like the drunk uncle in the room. It's the first time ever six women are nominated for the award, with Blake the only man. Hamish Blake has addressed the "elephant in the room", saying he actually "fears" winning the Gold Logie tonight. The two-time winner said it was pretty obvious the masses didn't want another "middle-aged white guy" winning the top award, saying he felt like the drunk uncle in the room. It's the first time ever six women are nominated for the award, with Blake the only man. First Logie goes to... And we have our first winner. Seven's The Voice has won the Best Entertainment Program. And we have our first winner. Seven's The Voice has won the Best Entertainment Program. Sam Pang embraces controversy in opening speech Sam Pang has started once again in brutal fashion and it appears he's even managed to reference recently convicted killer Erin Patterson, prompting gasps from the audience. Offering a suggestion for MAFS' future, he said he thought producers should "cast the mushroom lady as the caterer". And looking for Gold Logie nominee Poh Ling Yeow, he took a swipe at diversity in the industry. "You should be easy to find in this room," he quipped. Sam Pang has started once again in brutal fashion and it appears he's even managed to reference recently convicted killer Erin Patterson, prompting gasps from the audience. Offering a suggestion for MAFS' future, he said he thought producers should "cast the mushroom lady as the caterer". And looking for Gold Logie nominee Poh Ling Yeow, he took a swipe at diversity in the industry. "You should be easy to find in this room," he quipped.
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Bindi Irwin's Daughter Grace Is the Zoo Rulekeeper — & Her List of Dos & Don'ts Has Us Cackling
If you need any help remembering the rules of Australia Zoo, Bindi Irwin's daughter Grace Warrior has got you covered. In fact, the 4-year-old just made her own list of dos and don'ts at the zoo, and it's the funniest thing we've ever seen. Bindi's mom (and Grace's 'Bunny') Terri Irwin shared a picture of her granddaughter, holding up the hand-drawn list of 'rules of Australia Zoo' on a green piece of paper. Number 1: 'Don't eat the crocodiles *unless it's a chocolate crocodile.' Hey, you never know what might tempt some people! More from SheKnows Drew Scott Had the Funniest Reaction to Daughter Piper's First Words - Which Did Not Include 'Dada' Number 2: 'Don't lick the plants.' Um…yes, this is definitely a rule only a toddler would think of (and a toddler would ignore too!). Other rules include 'don't make people or animals sad' (aw!) and 'don't share food with strangers.' Finally — and most importantly — 'have fun!' Grace even drew the numbers and some other random squiggles on the page, as she holds it up proudly for the camera. She is too cute! 'The future of @australiazoo is in excellent hands! 💕' Terri captioned the post. 'Don't lick the plants has me crying 😂😂,' one person wrote. Someone else said, 'As a zookeeper who has had to provide first aid for a kid that ate a plant I concur that this rule is important 😆😆 less sure about sharing food tho, tehehe.' Ever since she was little, Grace has taken her zoo responsibilities seriously. Like once when she was 2, Grace joined her parents for a zoo staff meeting. 'Grace requested to come to our #AustraliaZoo staff meeting with us and gave a fabulous update on koalas. 🐨' Bindi wrote on Instagram. 'She's also been saying 'thank you for your hard work' to everyone since the meeting and it makes us laugh every time.' 'I love getting to share life with Grace and I feel so lucky to be her mama. ❤️' she added. In the video, Grace hangs out in her mom's arms at the crocoseum to chat with staff and thank them for all they do. Later, Bindi says to staff: 'To be honest, it's Grace who runs the zoo and makes all the big decisions.' We knew it! With Grace in charge, everyone will be nice to each other and the animals (and all the plants will remain lick-free!).Best of SheKnows 27 Stunning, Unique Jewelry Brands & Pieces for Teens 20 Best Brands to Shop for Trendy Hipster Kids' Clothes This Summer This Is What Summer Looks Like When You're a Royal Kid Solve the daily Crossword
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Watch: English golfer hits freak hole-in-one at Women's Open
Mimi Rhodes lit up the final day of the Women's Open with a bizarre hole-in-one that featured the Englishwoman's ball deflecting off her partner's ball before dropping into the cup. Rhodes and the Australia Stephanie Kyriacou were involved in this surreal scene on the 212-yard fifth. Kyriacou played first and her supreme effort looked destined to achieve an ace, itself, before veering away in the final rolls. Just a few inches away, the world No 42 was still booked in for a birdie though. However, with the crowd believing they had witnessed enough drama for one grouping, Rhodes, the 23-year-old from Somerset, stepped up and went pin-chasing. Rhodes's strike was just as well struck, but appeared to be going too fast. That is until it took the billiards route, checking off Kyriacou's and ricocheting into the hole. Hearing the cheers, Rhodes looked bemused before raising her arms in celebration. Kyriacou hugged her, but must have felt slightly aggrieved as, ironically, she had played the better shot. No matter, Kyriacou enjoyed her own hole-in-one on the eighth on Friday. In the commentary booth, Henni Zuel, the former Tour pro, exclaimed: 'Unreal! I hope she buys Steph a nice present. Something more than a drink is deserved there.' Rhodes was being followed by at least 30 of her family and friends from Burnham & Berrow and their faith was emphatically rewarded by the Ladies European Tour rookie, who has already won three times this season. Rhodes's Royal Porthcawl heroics hauled her to four-under and within five of the leader Miyu Yamashita. The incident was reminiscent of Louis Oosthuizen's hole-in-one at the 2016 Masters. On that occasion, the South African's ball used that of JB Holmes as the canon on the 16th at Augusta and it was duly called 'the most incredible ace in major history'. Certainly that has a rival now. Broaden your horizons with award-winning British journalism. Try The Telegraph free for 1 month with unlimited access to our award-winning website, exclusive app, money-saving offers and more.
