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Our Kickstarter campaign has exceeded all expectations and finished at 144% funded. Wow!

We can't thank you enough for all the pledges, help spreading the word, and other support. It's been an unbelievable ride. We almost fell off our seats at many times throughout the campaign. We were shocked by the first few days and our incredible last day.

All the support will really lift the quality of our movie. We're in a great position now to deliver the wonderful movie we're aiming for, so thank you, thank you, thank you.

With love, the Lust for Love team.

Cifra Herald Sun


BOYS of Melbourne, form an orderly queue. Former Neighbours beauty Caitlin Stasey will be hot to trot and looking for a man at this weekend's Jeep Portsea Polo.

Stasey, who has been living in Los Angeles for the past year, said finding a beau was the main drawcard for attending the seaside glamour day.

"I just really want to meet a rich polo player," she laughed.

Stasey, who starred in Tomorrow, When the War Began has recently wrapped filming on self-funded film Lust for Love in Tinsletown, and said she was enjoying the change of scenery.

"I've got my driver's licence finally, I'm loving it. I actually miss LA quite a lot when I'm not there now," she said. "It has been great being home though. I'm not doing much.

"It's just been good to see my family and catch up with friends."



The 21-year-old star will have some hot competition in the style stakes on Saturday, with recently returned Hollywood hottie Amber Clayton also heading down to the coast.

Fresh from filming Ed Kavalee's coming comedy Border Protection Squad in Melbourne with Andy Lee, Dave Hughes and Peter Helliar, Three Rivers actor Clayton said she was happy to be back on home soil.

"It's so nice to be working at home in your own accent with Australian crew," she said.

Caitlin Stasey says she was attacked on a train in Melbourne. Herald Sun

A FORMER Neighbours starlet has taken to Twitter to call for tougher penalties for bullies amid claims she was assaulted on a Melbourne train yesterday.

Caitlin Stasey, who became a household name playing Rachel Kinski in the long running drama, has told her more than 6000 followers she was assaulted by a gang.

“With my sister, in broad daylight, three girls surrounded us, attacked us and no one did a thing. Congratulations society, you astound me,” she posted.

“We are fine, just completely terrifying and unjust. To anyone, who is the victim of violent or verbal bullying, I sympathize whole heartedly,” she wrote.

“There are not harsh enough penalties for teenagers responsible for violence. Where do you think violent adults come from? Teach them young”

The 22-year-old actress has in recent years moved from TV to film with the lead role in 2010 Aussie hit Tomorrow When The War Began.

She currently has two films in development.

It is believed the attack unfolded on the Frankston train line near Mentone.