Neuromance
Nate is twenty-three years old, living with autism and discovering
the horrors of the gay dating scene in Sydney. After his well meaning best friends sign him up to Grindr, can Nate overcome his fear of pretty much everything to find the man of his dreams?
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Brodie PykeDirector
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Kyle GoldfinchWriter
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Kyle GoldfinchProducerPaper Daisies
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William InghamKey Cast"Nate"
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Mina AsfourKey Cast"Josh"
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Ally McLeanKey Cast"Christina"
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Shondelle PrattKey Cast"Karen"
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Kane LambkinKey Cast"Jimmy"
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RubenKey Cast"Alex"
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Bailey FoxDirector Of Photography
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Annmaree BellExecutive ProducerTeenage Kicks
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Paul StruthersExecutive Producer
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David LibterExecutive Producer
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Sam FosterSound Designer
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James CastleEditor
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Nathaniel HoldsworthCostume Designer
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Dramedy, LGBTIQ, Short
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Runtime:13 minutes 24 seconds
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Country of Origin:Australia
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Country of Filming:Australia
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Language:English
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Queer Screen's Mardi Gras Film FestivalSydney
Australia
February 16, 2024
World Premiere
Official Selection -
Queer Screen's Mardi Gras Film FestivalSydney
Australia
Runner Up: Audience Award (Short Film) -
Korea Queer Film FestivalSeoul
Korea, Republic of
International Premiere -
GAZE International LGBTIQ Film FestivalDublin
Ireland
August 4, 2024
European Premiere -
Underdogs Film FestLogan, Queensland
Australia
September 21, 2024
FINALIST: BEST LGBTQIA+ SHORT -
Canberra Short Film FestivalCanberra
Australia
ACT Premiere
Official Selection -
Melbourne Queer Film FestivalMelbourne
Australia
November 16, 2024
Melbourne Premiere
Official Selection -
Made In The West Film FestivalSydney
Australia
November 30, 2024 -
Inner West Film FestivalSydney
Australia
April 17, 2025 -
Geelong Pride Film FestivalGeelong
Australia
Brodie Pyke is a Sydney-based filmmaker, primarily working across various disciplines, including directing and producing. Pyke has directed short films such as "Runaway" (2014) and the highly anticipated "Neuromance" (2024). Additionally, he has produced short films like "Paradise" (2017) and has recently served as the line producer for the feature film "Body Blow". Notably, Pyke held the position of 2nd assistant director on the feature film "Lonesome" (2022) and has contributed to various commercial and educational videos for institutions such as the NSW Police Force and Sydney Dance Company. He had the honour of being an associate board member of Queer Screen and is a passionate advocate for queer representation in cinema. As the co-founder of the Queer Film Collective, he fosters a supportive community for LGBTQ+ filmmakers and storytellers.