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Fly on the wall documentary following The Badloves recording and touring their second album The Holy Roadside.

“Somewhere I read a headline ‘One million trees will be chopped down’ and I was absolutely horrified. My association with the Bush goes back a long time, and thinking that one day it might not be there tied my stomach in knots. I felt physically sick...like seasick...really off. Images were fermenting in my head, but I couldn’t see how to film what I was feeling. How do you film a blinding headache? A churning premonition? I tried shooting toothpaste glasses, filters, but nothing worked...until I found a way of doing it where I had these household glasses spinning at very fast speed in front of the lens. I didn’t want the film to be didactic, like Scars...more a veiled and brooding warning about impending loss.” (Paul Winkler)

A confronting story of deceit, perversion and abuse, that delves below the surface of a stagnant Tasmanian mining town into its banal yet insidious core. Rosebery is at once a setting and a metaphor for the damaging relationships that lurk beneath the surface. We follow Alison, the youngest daughter of the Asquith family, as she plunges into a world of destructive relationships that lead her to a gruesome destiny.

Smitten is the Australian Sport Climbing, Bouldering & BASE jumping movie. Prepare for a white knuckle, action packed, thrill ride as we tour through the Grampians, Mount Arapiles

Max Bourke (played by Max Bourke) tastes tea in his boost juice, and in an effort to find out why, he has to infiltrate British HQ.

Snakes and Surf Breaks follows a daring and amateur team’s 3 month expedition across the Indonesian archipelago in search of a Cobra.

August gives her insight on why she chose to transition and what she hopes for the future.

A picture of life in the West Australian capital of Perth in the mid 1960s. The social, business, sporting and other activities of an average Australian family in Perth are told through the eyes of the local newspapers.

An absurdist satire following Rombolio, an angry Italian assassin, who avenges his mother by attempting to kill her murderer Bertolli.

An Iranian former Muslim cleric who fled persecution for being gay confronts his buried desires through a haunting relationship with a mannequin that embodies the self he was taught to deny.

Larry Booth, St Kilda’s underground kingpin hires a team of nine individuals. A chef, a butcher, a hacker, James Murphy, a jetski rider, Vincent, Fingers, Smokey and Larry’s son, Gavin… What’s the job?

In this work, the artists assert the fatal link between genocide and ecocide, exposing the colonial logic of 'taming', inherent in European intervention. Video footage and field recordings of the Birrarung are layered with shredded snippets of a score composed in the 1800s, inspired by the river. By contrast, the soundscape features the voice of Jasper Cohen-Hunter, who recounts the Creation Story of the Birrarung as told by Beruk (William Barak, 1823-1903), the Ngurungaeta (leader) of the Wurundjeri-balluk.

A couple of low profile mobsters interrogate a fellow comrade regarding a missing payout. These are just some kids.

Claire slept with the two brothers! But she didn't know which one of them got her pregnant. Discover all the secrets that Claire reveals on this explosive episode of The Tracey Sharpe Show

Rose interrogates strangers about their inner princess...

THE BIG NIGHT OUT is a story about Jake who gets dumped by his girlfriend for playing computer games whilst having sex. It's three months later, it's a Friday night, and it's Valentine Day...the perfect night to pick up. In an effort to cheer up their pal, Jake's friends decide to take him out for a night he won't forget. A dialogue-driven comedy that looks at 20-something love, life, friends and suburban nightclubs.

From flow to pros, DOWN HERE is a mash up of new and luminary faces that rock with Indy and rip it up in the land down under, a heavy look into the thriving Australian skate scene. Filmed by all the homies and masterfully pulled together by James James.

In the lead up to the first ever Australian superhero audition, a documentary crew spend a week with South Australia's premiere crime-fighting team, the Justice Squad.

A frustrated TV writer wishes to lose his job, so he pitches the worst idea he can.

One Month Later, The Chase Continues...

Nate is a guy who just wants to hang out with his friend Steve. Steve, however, is a flesh eating zombie who just wants to attack everyone close to Nate. Nate receives a parking ticket and he relies on Steve to resolve the situation.

After eight years crafting fearless, empowering anthems that shook up Australian music, beloved Melbourne trio Camp Cope signed off with a final farewell show at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall in October 2023.

Take it Easy, by MN explores the insufficient health systems refugees are forced to face, both in refugee detention and during their settlement in Australia. Held at arm’s length from the rest of the population and heavily managed by private companies, MN narrates her experiences with International Health & Medical Services (IHMS) in Australia’s offshore detention centre on Nauru, where the most consistent medical advice one gets on the edge of humanity is ‘take it easy’’.

A young hedonist's pursuit for pleasure is rudely interrupted by a neighbour whipper-snipping his front lawn.

Ali drives a taxi using another man’s license in a city he doesn’t know. Esther, his passenger is an old woman who forgets where she is going and doesn't recognise her world. They travel through the night searching for a destination while surveillance cameras mark their journey, defining who belongs and who does not, who is safe and who is not.

“Citizen Gane” chronicles the life of legendary Australian Graffiti Writer Gane 2, who back in the early 1980’s at age 12, was one of the very first generation writers to play a significant role in developing the Graffiti and hip hop scene in Australia. His influence was felt for decades after, until his passing in October 2022. He first came to the attention of the Australian public back in 1985 when, aged 15, he was featured on the popular television program 60 Minutes. Overnight, he was a graffiti and pop culture sensation. Reviled by the general public but revered and admired amongst his peers, it earned him the highest honour of “King” status. The King of Sydney.

Produced in association with Waringarri Aboriginal Arts at Kununurra in Western Australia, this moving documentary features three women who talk about their paintings as an expression of their relationship to their country. The women share a sense of belonging to their place and express this belonging through dance and song and all of their artistic expressions. On a trip into the bush around Cockatoo Lagoon near Kununurra, they explain the stories of their Dreaming and of their land, and talk of their own experiences growing up as workers on stations in the area. Each artist talks about why they paint - to teach and to share stories about their country with others in the community and wider afield. The film also observes them working on paintings, each giving her personal interpretation of a loved environment and a living culture. The paintings are all very different in style but all express a life-affirming sense of identity intimately linked to their own country.

A pure-loving-tribute to sisterhood, dedicated to Candy Royalle (RIP) butch queen, high priestess of poetry. This urgent call to action, this rallying chant, to live not wait, to love not hate created with Lebanese/Palestinian poets, directed/produced by Jacqui North with queers, women of colour and non-binary artists who live in the inner-west including photographers Jamie James and Nicola Bailey.

A Lynchian depiction of self-transformation in the social media age. Steeped in saturated colour, unnerving cinematography and bold sound design, this chamber piece depicts a young woman’s confrontation with impostor syndrome and racialised beauty standards.

“Kam", meaning "Shaman" in old Turkish, is a long exposure pixilation/2D animation film expressing the primal, potent energy of the female body. The film transforms dancer Sevinc Baltali's improvisation into a fierce and exuberant dance flow to the formidable music of "Amolvacy", an experimental band from New York.

GPS is a story about Thompson – a seven year old boy who has one dream in life, to be the voice of a GPS navigator. But unfortunately Thompson has a lisp.

Trust. Deception. Loyalty. Who can you trust?

An explosive portrait of the lives of artisans and their families in the lead up to the festival of San Juan de Dios, when blazing revelry engulfs the town.

Death sings to celebrate the God that moves him - and then encounters Something in the darkness.

When a deep bond flourishes between two boys, a hairy secret and a devoted mother unknowingly stands between them.

A tinted abstract journey of discovery through the sedimentary rock formations and geography of Tasmania and Patagonia.

In this personal documentary, a daughter uncovers the controversial choices that her father made in order to survive the Holocaust.

Central Australia’s answer to The Buena Vista Social Club, The Song Keepers tells the uplifting story of women from the world’s oldest culture preserving some of the world’s oldest sacred songs, connecting Germany to Indigenous history in the process.

The 'Little Black Book' is now forgotten. before the mid 60s it meant having some human rights, being able to raise children in safely and interact with towns... Derby, W.A. - The Benning Family has a unique and amazing history as well as outlook. All the brothers had a natural musical talent and they are the first instrumental Aboriginal band, bringing the community together since the early 1950s... This Short Documentary is a narrative driven, oral history and pop interview based 'expos'e' which also explores 'Lateral Violence' - a theory that explains many trends in Aboriginal communities today.

A watershed program in Australian television, The Dream aired every night for the 15 nights of the Sydney Olympic Games. Roy and HG engaged in loosely scripted banter, hilarious athlete interviews, and most famously a reinterpretation of Gymnastics, Greco-Roman Wrestling, Weight-lifting and Diving with their own distinctive commentary style.

A lone wanderer treks the solitary landscape of devoid suburbia, and something is missing... who is he? Where does he come from?

In the wake of their mother's death, Leiloa must teach her younger brother to cope without Mum's cooking.

An Italian cinematographer finds himself in the midst of the Greek socio-political crisis. He returns home to Milano to his ex-wife and daughter, only to be drawn back to Athens, where an Australian TV producer hires his services as a maverick cinematographer.

after a messy breakup, a 15-year-old Devonte leaves his home to find something to fill the void

A young sex worker drifts through life: Nina finds herself stretched between a boy short on cash, a girl she might like, and her young neighbours who wear candy bracelets.

Two young schoolboys are walking home from school and become witnesses to a shooting.

Three women appear connected in this short experimental drama about internal and external states of emergency, about personal and collective shadows, about resistance and spirit.

An interview with my Granny, documenting her life in the sixties.

In a crumbling estate Harry, an accomplished but declining author slaves away on his latest novel. He is assisted by his sharp-tongued daughter, Syb. Syb’s easy routine is interrupted by an attraction to Margot, the young neighbour, and the unexpected arrival of Jonathan, Syb’s brother.

Located in a boundless void, A WORKING TITLE chronicles Bailey, a burnt-out screenwriter forced by his producer, Alan, to rewrite the ending within 24 hours- or jeopardise and destroy what’s left of his career. As the deadline looms, the rising pressure fractures Bailey’s mind, turning his world upside down.

A lonely man named Doran wanders, searching for his love Aisling. As he descends into the forest, he becomes lost in a fairytale, surrounded by strange mystical creatures within a seemingly endless maze of trees and leaves... will he ever escape?

A landmark video work from the cyber art scene of the 1990s. The Cyber Dada Manifesto is read out loud over a sequence of hallucinatory and distorted images.

A fraudulent martial arts instructor faces a mental breakdown, as his town and those he loves turn against him.

Political satire on the importance of the electoral vote.

Low skies weigh down on Reykjavík, where Alma, an idling factory worker, witnesses strange disturbances between the airport and the ocean.

Bradley finds himself falling for his ex-girlfriend again, but, held back by embarrassment and fear, he never reaches out. Instead, he becomes consumed by memories of their past, reliving moments that once defined them while piecing together her present through mutual friends, slowly blurring the line between memory and reality.

After the recent death of his brother Charlie, Marcus blames himself for the tragedy, causing him to experience recurring visions of Charlie.

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