DOCUMENTARY · OUTBACK MIND FOUNDATION
“Boiling Point”
What does domestic violence really look like inside Australian homes - and what does it take to stop it?
20 minutes
Streaming
18+ · CONTENT WARNING
1 in 6
Australian women experience partner violence
20 min
One viewing. Real understanding.
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Documentaries produced by the Outback Mind Foundation
Understanding domestic and family violence across Australia
Domestic violence doesn't always look the way people expect. It doesn't always involve strangers. It doesn't always leave visible marks. And it doesn't only happen in certain kinds of families.
“Boiling Point” goes inside the reality of domestic and family violence in Australia - through the eyes of industry experts and the honest accounts of men who caused harm, faced the consequences, and chose to change.
This film isn't about blame. It's about understanding. Because the more clearly we see how violence takes hold inside a family home, the better our chance of stopping it.
ABOUT THIS FILM
Four things “Boiling Point” will help you understand
WHAT THE FILM COVERS
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Expert insight
Hear from professionals who work with domestic and family violence every day. They explain the patterns, the triggers, and the impact on families - with the clarity that only comes from years inside this work.
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Lived experience
Men who caused harm. Who recognised their behaviour, faced what they had done, and decided to change. These are not stories of excuse - they are honest accounts of accountability and what real change looks like.
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Practical strategies
“Boiling Point” doesn't stop at the problem. It points toward solutions: real, actionable ways to recognise risk at home and take steps toward a safer environment for everyone in the family.
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Real impact
The film includes role play scenes depicting domestic violence in a family home. These scenes are confronting by design - because the reality of DFV deserves to be seen clearly. This film is suitable for viewers 18 and over only.
For individuals, families, and organisations
WHO THIS IS FOR
PERSONAL VIEWING
For individuals and families
Whether you want to understand your own behaviour, support someone close to you, or simply learn more — “Boiling Point’ is 20 minutes that can shift the way you see what happens behind closed doors.
Rent for 30 days of unlimited streaming access, or purchase permanent streaming access. Watch in your own time, at your own pace, on any device.
WORKPLACE SCREENING
For organisations and teams
“Boiling Point” is used by workplaces, community organisations, and training providers as part of domestic and family violence awareness programs.
A screening licence grants your organisation the right to show the film to a group. Suitable for staff training, community events, and awareness campaigns.
Stream “Boiling Point” today
CHOOSE YOUR ACCESS
All access is streaming-only. No download. Secure link delivered by email. Your purchase directly supports the Outback Mind Foundation.
Secure access delivered via Gumroad.
RENT
$7 AUD
30-day streaming access
Stream as many times as you like for 30 days. Access expires automatically at the end of your rental period.
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PURCHASE
$15 AUD
Permanent access · No expiry
Watch as many times as you like, whenever you need to. Stream on any device, any time. No expiry.
SCREENING LICENCE
Contact Aaron
Group screening rights
Show “Boiling Point” to your team, community group, or event. One secure link, any screen. Pricing based on group size.
Your purchase directly supports the Outback Mind Foundation - an Australian not-for-profit working to improve men's mental health.
Prices are displayed in AUD. Gumroad processes all payments in USD using an up-to-date exchange rate. Your bank may apply a foreign transaction fee - please check with your card provider.
Frequently asked questions
BEFORE YOU WATCH
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Once you have purchased, you’ll be directed to a secure streaming link whereby you can watch the documentary. You'll also receive this by email shortly after purchase. No app or account required - Boiling Point works in any browser on any device.
If you purchase the documentary, you will have permanent access to the video via this link (make sure to bookmark it). If you rent it, you'll have 30 days of unlimited streaming access from the date of purchase. You can watch it as many times as you like within that period. Your access will expire automatically at the end of the 30 days - no action needed on your part.
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No. All access is streaming-only. This is how we protect the content and ensure it reaches the right audiences.
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Yes, with a screening licence. The film works well as part of a broader DFV awareness program. We recommend pairing it with a facilitated discussion afterwards. Contact Aaron if you'd like to discuss facilitation support materials.
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Screening licences are available for workplaces, community organisations, and training providers. Because every screening is different, we handle these individually - get in touch using the form below and we'll discuss your group size, format, and options. We can also arrange for a facilitated discussion session to run alongside the film.
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All purchases made through this page are subject to the Australian Consumer Law.
Under the Australian Consumer Law, you are entitled to a refund or remedy if a product has a major fault - for example, if the film is inaccessible, significantly different from its description, or fails to stream as expected despite following troubleshooting steps.
Rental (30-Day Streaming Access) As your streaming access begins immediately upon purchase, we are unable to offer refunds for change of mind once your membership has been activated and the film has been accessed. If you experience a technical issue preventing you from streaming the film, please contact us within your 30-day access period and we will do our best to resolve it promptly.
Purchase (Permanent Access) As this is a digital product delivered instantly upon purchase, we are unable to offer refunds for change of mind once your secure streaming link has been accessed.
For support, contact: support@outbackmind.org.au
Content warning — 18+ only
“Boiling Point” contains role play depictions of violence in a family home. This film is suitable for viewers aged 18 and over only. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic or family violence, confidential support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732.
The Outback Mind Foundation
ABOUT US
We are an Australian not-for-profit dedicated to men's mental health. We believe that meaningful change comes from honest conversation — and that film is one of the most powerful tools we have to start it.
Boiling Point is one of three documentaries we have produced to address the issues affecting Australian men, their families, and their communities. Every purchase goes directly toward sustaining and expanding this work.
READY TO WATCH?
Stream “Boiling Point” today
20 minutes. Streaming on any device. Secure access delivered by email.
Your purchase supports the Outback Mind Foundation - an Australian not-for-profit.
All access is streaming-only. Screening licences available for organisations and groups. Questions? Contact us →
Prices in AUD. Charged in USD at checkout - your bank may apply a foreign transaction fee.
Want to screen “Boiling Point” with your team?
“Boiling Point” is used by workplaces, community organisations, HR teams, and training providers as part of domestic and family violence awareness programs. A 20-minute runtime makes it easy to fit into a lunch session, team meeting, or training day - and the conversation it starts is one that stays with people long after the screen goes off.
Get in touch to discuss your screening needs. We'll talk through your group size, format, and whether you'd like Aaron to join your session in person or virtually to facilitate a discussion alongside the film.
Fill in the form below and we'll be in touch within 2 business days.
WORKPLACE & GROUP SCREENINGS
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