A dark comedy about "home, family, identity and the 'small town-ness' of Adelaide", each episode was a part of a story told from a different character’s perspective, including a character played by Hyde's child Audrey and also starring Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Brendan Maclean and Kate Box as three siblings who respond to their mother's (played by Pamela Rabe) request to return to the family home in Adelaide.

[4] Co-written by Matthew Cormack and Matt Vesely and produced by Rebecca Summerton,[8] it was in competition at the Series Mania International Festival in France in 2018,[5] and screened in Berlin.

[10] In January 2019 it was announced that a drama mini-series called The Hunting would be screened later in the year on SBS TV, produced and directed by Hyde and starring Richard Roxburgh, Asher Keddie, Pamela Rabe, Sam Reid, Jessica De Gouw, Elena Carapetis and Sachin Joab.

[12] Starting to work as an international freelance director,[10] in 2021 Hyde directed the comedy film,[13] starring Emma Thompson, called Good Luck to You, Leo Grande.

[23] In May 2024 it was announced that Olivia Colman would be starring alongside John Lithgow in Jimpa, which is being filmed in South Australia, Amsterdam, and Helsinki.

[24] The film also stars Hyde's child Aud Mason-Hyde, Daniel Henshall, Kate Box, Eamon Farren, Cody Fern, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, and Deborah Kennedy.

[27] Hyde is slated to direct upcoming biopic An Ideal Wife, centring on the sexual awakening experienced by poet-author Constance Lloyd when she found out her husband Oscar Wilde was homosexual.

[29] A 2024 homage to her work as a filmmaker published in FilmInk's Unsung Auteurs series noted her "strong visual sense and taste for the daring and unusual", but said that her "sensitivity towards actors... really gives Sophie Hyde her directorial power", and that she is "nothing short of a national treasure".