Woe is Me

About the Film
Woe Is Me follows Peter, a young man haunted by guilt and searching for answers in the quiet walls of a church. What begins as a tense exchange with a reverend quickly spirals into a confrontation about faith, forgiveness, and the weight of sin. As Peter wrestles with questions of morality and absolution, his true motives begin to surface — revealing a darker path shaped by survival and retribution. Blurring the line between confession and judgment,the film explores the limits of forgiveness and the unsettling cost of seeking redemption.


Director

Brandon Seebaran

Writer

Joely Riordan

Producers

Jazz Buckley-Oldfield

Ruby Todman

Behind the Scenes

Cast & Crew

Producer: Azz Buckley-Oldfield & Rudy Todman

Director: Brandon Seebaran

Writer: Joely Riordan


1st Assistant Director: Faiza Batool

Director of Photography: Holly Conlon

Production of Design: Charlotte Peachey

Art Director: James Turner-Fry

Camera Operator: Nicolas Jorss

Gaffer: Tahlia Tatnell

Grips: Jay Switzer

Sound Recordist: Feodora Molanza

Boom Operator: Danh Ho

Continuity: Sean Addy

Vision Editor: Bailey Fry

Assistant Editor: Gabby Pompeani

Colour Editor: Tahlia Tatnell

Sound Editor: Timothy Hui

Composer: Inge Dekker

Acknowledgment of Country


The QUT School of Creative Arts acknowledges the Turrbal and Yugara as the First Nations owners of the lands where QUT now stands. We pay respect to their Elders, lores, customs and creation spirits. We recognise that these lands have always been places of teaching, research, and learning. QUT acknowledges the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the QUT community.