 | "Rewind" by Amelia Taylor | A schoolgirl's life depends on whether or not she answers a phone call. This film follows both paths. Fate brings her together with a young schoolboy in one choice, but does she meet him in her daily routine? |
 | ''Give Me a Sign'' by Luke Morrison |
A lonely conductor falls madly in love with a beautiful passenger will he have the courage to confess his love, or will his constant singing get in the way? |
 | "A Tramily Affair" by David Webster |
The charming tale of a 33-year-old Melbourne tram called Luke. As he introduces family and friends Luke is unaware that his father has some unexpected and unpleasant news for him. |
 | ''Good Vibrations'' by Alec McCloskey and Stephen Carroll | This ain't no ordinary love. |
 | ''New Beginnings'' by Timothy Melville | The story of two lovers starting over. Colette and Ross have just committed a brutal crime, all in the name of love. But all is not as it seems, Collette is hiding something from Ross. |
 | ''Bangs'' by Dominic Allen | Bangs, a Sudanese migrant, experiences his new city through a tram ride. |
 | "Trampage!'' by Jarrod Boyle | A cut up medley of music and trams. |
 | "Chop Sticks'' by Sixto S.A Tantiongco Jr. | An inventive but sleepy businessman concocts a reliable way to wake himself up during a "tram nap". |
 | "Teddy's Bonza Day" by Georgia Biggs and Leda Scott | Ruby leaves her teddy on a tram. He enjoys an afternoon of freedom at Luna Park before Ruby finds him in lost property. |
 | "Could You Spare a Dollar?" by David J Reid | A homeless man goes about his daily routine of asking people for money to survive. |
 | "Miss Me" by Cesar Salmeron | A girl is intrigued by an instant connection with a boy she meets on a tram. Seconds before he gets off, she bravely writes a 4 digit number on the back of his hand. Will he go out of his way to try and meet her again? |