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Rizal Street

"Spending most of his days on the streets of Batac, Tata Rizal has lived a life shaped by a single, enduring ritual. From early mornings to fading afternoons, he moves through familiar paths, carrying with him the echoes of countless summers and the quiet weight of time. As seasons pass and years accumulate, his gestures and memories reveal a life devoted to offering brief moments of comfort and happiness to the people and children he encounters, leaving behind a gentle presence woven into the rhythm of the town."

Rizal Street

NR 2026
GI, your helicopters fall from the sky like broken birds

GI, your helicopters fall from the sky like broken birds examines the visual culture of war games and the ideological ease with which conflict is converted into spectacle. With a documentary inflection, the film isolates the recurrent devices of the military videogame and turns them into objects of analysis. Its central concern is distance. Interfaces, crosshairs, surveillance views, and elevated perspectives reorganise destruction into something clean, legible, and remote. Romanello, Madrussa, and Mennella make visible the visual regime through which war is formatted in advance for command, abstraction, and consumption.

GI, your helicopters fall from the sky like broken birds

NR 2026
where house: a partial exhibition of naarm screamo

on 13/06/26, following an inclement weather forecast, the all that's left of you ep release show was forced to relocate from a backyard to an undisclosed warehouse location on short notice this film is dedicated to everyone that gave their time and energy to help this show reach the finish line featuring performances from: teeth dreams, wrench, indented, brutalise! brutalise! bourgeoisie!, chromatin, welfare, dorian gray (nsw), the world at a glance, oaf (tas), gil cerrone, all that's left of you

where house: a partial exhibition of naarm screamo

NR 2026
Death Reigns

In 2022, radio hosts and music promoters Raven Moonla and Zach Moonshine organized an underground metal music festival in small town Tennessee. In doing so, they became a target for outrage from religious fundamentalists and conservative politicians, as well as a rallying point for those outside of the Bible Belt’s constrictive culture. Death Reigns follows Zach and Raven’s Metal Devastation Festival, its impact, and triumph over the forces that attempted to silence it.

Death Reigns

NR 2026
Excerpts from a Plantocracy

The Netherlands officially abolished slavery across its colonies on 1 July 1863. Yet in Sumatra’s plantation belt, Dutch authorities created a legal structure that granted plantation owners sweeping control over racialized migrant workers. Through the Coolie Ordinance and Penal Sanction, labourers could be imprisoned, fined, or subjected to corporal punishment. Planters relied on debt, coercion, and deception to recruit workers, while private police forces hunted down runaways and crushed resistance. European overseers were discouraged from bringing European women to the colonies, making Javanese women central to the domestic, reproductive, and sexual labour sustaining plantation life. This hidden structure of dependence remained largely absent from official colonial imagery. Combining archival propaganda footage, fragments of correspondence, and contemporary images, this two-channel installation reflects on the enduring violence and silences of Dutch colonialism.

Excerpts from a Plantocracy

NR 2026