What would happen if the teenage daughter of a middle-class Australian couple countered a diagnosis of terminal cancer by falling madly in love with a homeless drug dealer and taking him home to meet the parents? Babyteeth, the feature film debut of Australian TV Director, Shannon Murphy, is graced by inspired performances by Eliza Scanlen (Beth March in Little Women) and Toby Wallace (Corey in Boys in the Trees) and has already won numerous film festival awards and plaudits from reviewers. What actually happens? You’ll need to see Babyteeth to find out but be prepared for a film not about suffering, prejudice, loss and grief but for what The Observer’s Wendy Ide described as “possibly the most joyous, life-affirming film ever to be made about terminal disease”.