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A woman plagued by the memory of her mother's suicide attempts to reconnect with her estranged father after meeting a cryptic stranger one evening who incites her to confront the past before time runs out.

Israelis in Berlin are among the world's fastest growing Jewish populations, drawn by the city's arts scene and culture of free thinking. But how is life for them in the country that staged the Holocaust?

Our Latest Release featuring the Epic South Australian 24 where the Motorbikin Team pull off a Podium Finish in the Big Bore Class and get 3 out of 4 bikes across the finish line! Back it up with an Epic ride back to Queensland! Following a high altitude GPS Route accross the New Zealand Alps NZs Ultimate 2 up Destinations A blast across the NSW Tablelands on a Pair of VSM Africa Twins

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Could crash diets be the future of weight loss? This bold documentary tackles the obesity crisis head on, as scientists test a radical diet based on new research that could transform the way we lose weight forever.

King Richard III, recently excavated from a car park, is searching through history while detaining a flock of ducks.

Michelle begins to question her sense of reality after a series of disturbing events.

An exploration of the contrast between appliqué and bricolage in creation of Khayamiya.

A delirious adolescent wakes in the middle of the day to find his mother dead and little to no recollection of the past.

Two teenage girls are forced to confront who they are and who they can choose to be when an incident during their football match threatens to change everything.

Whilst eating only beige snacks like chips, bread, and chicken nuggets may just be the picky diet of a spoilt child, it may instead be the symptom of a deeply entrenched psychological disorder. The Truth About Fussy Eaters explores the cutting edge of eating disorder research with the help of expert therapists and psychologists, to shed light on a newly identified, potentially deadly and widely misunderstood condition which affects millions of people worldwide. Whilst disorders such as Bulimia and Anorexia relate to body image, sufferers of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder instead display a deep psychological aversion to certain foods, and are often left terrifyingly malnourished, unable to function, and on the precipice of a dangerous medical crisis.

We ride the 2 toughest tracks of West Australias remote Kimberly Region plus New Zealands High Altitude Awakino Saddle, and test the new SWM 650 plus tech tips and much more!

A little book, three girls and a big game. In 1975 Jan Harper wrote a children’s book Girls Can Do Anything featuring three girls who wanted to play Aussie Rules Football. With the recent establishment of the AFL Women's League footy continues to be a metaphor for female participation in contemporary life.

Packing on the pounds after writing a PhD, Beau's running again. He's also back in the shed; fixing stuff, making things, tinkering. For most of us, running was once a form of survival, hunting- or being hunted. Now, it can be as meaningful, or meaningless, than any other aspect of life. Running for Beau is practical- it gets him places, yet like a lot of runners, deeply embodied.

A desperate battle to grab the most precious commodity from the clutches of those who would deprive others of it.

When Sardinian-Australian Lisa Camillo, an anthropologist and film director, returns to Sardinia, an island of Italy, after a 18 year absence in Australia, to her horror she finds her large chunks of her homeland decimated by mysterious bombs. On her journey she uncovers secret NATO bombing ranges that have been having devastating consequences on the local human and animal population, setting her on a journey to expose the truth, join the islanders’ fight to reclaim their land and livelihoods and, in doing so, learning about herself and her roots.

A young light spirit scavenges for energy in an abandoned world as she races to save another of her race.

The RAW Comedy National Grand Final was hosted by Ivan Aristiguieta, with special performances from Ireland’s Eleanor Tiernan and UK’s Breannan Reece.

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

The Motorbikin Team returns to the Madigan Line, but this time, they are tackling the whole shebang covering 800 ks on unsupported cross country desert riding. Never before seen desert landscapes captured as the Motorbikin team set the history books as the first bikes to traverse the entire Madigan Line!

In a confined space, a woman in evident distress breaks free to “caper like a wild thing” in a series of riveting vignettes enacted by choreographer-performer Anca Frankenhaeuser.

Set against the thriving dance music scene in the city of Adelaide, Decks and the City explores the passion for electronic music within the night time cityscape and the obstacles that DJ's, producers, venue owners and patrons face from lawmakers and a conservative society.

A portrait of a small Georgian village filmed across the seasons, that focuses on family intricacies and working the land in a timeless place of transience and refuge.

A rape victim is traumatised by flashbacks, both real and imagined, until an encounter with her attacker gives her the chance to confront her visions.

an emotional geography of Yunnan Province, China.

he Motorbikin Team Tackle some of the most remote Tracks of the Pilbara and Gibson Desert on a mission to ride back to the East Coast of Oz Stage 1 of our V Strom Build

James struggles to chose between the love from his boyfriend, or the only family he has left. After his boyfriend encourages him to stand up for himself, he comes out to his conservative mother. His mother, a widow and devout Catholic, is hellbent on keeping her family righteous and pure as to be together in the afterlife. Thinking she can rid him of this illness, James is forced into shock therapy, leaving him conflicted, full of self hatred and a shell of his former self.

A boy believes he is being stalked whilst on a walk at the park.

This inspiring film celebrates the courage and resilience of those who, for over a century, have fought for the right of Aboriginal children to public education

Every night, a promise is kept. As the sun sets, a special train runs to pick up a passenger, and bring her back into the city by dawn.

Your postcode shouldn't dictate what you can wear or who you can love. This documentary highlights the unique challenges the LGBTQI community face growing up and living in regional towns.

Catt breaks out in a rash and thinks she might have become allergic to her long-term partner.

A short experimental animation that collapses boundaries between visual and performing art. Employing a body language that sits between choreography and pedestrian movement, we question if the dancer is drawing or if the drawing is dancing.

Two families rush to the hospital. Tikva is in heavy labour. The baby is coming! The expecting father, a scholarly Orthodox Jew, arrives at the hospital with his parents and some cousins. From other cars out pour every generation, from great-grandparents down to children. They greet each other warmly. There’s a buzz in the air. But later, when a violent feud breaks out between the two families, in the maternity ward, Tikva will stand before them to protect her newborn son.

Following the global financial crisis in 2008, Melbourne-based Rob Henry seeks out a new lifestyle and arrives to the tropical islands of Mentawai, Indonesia, where he finds himself immersed between two contrasting local villages.

Sora’s family have certain expectations for her, but the seven-year-old yearns for a different life in this new country.

A short but impactful remark from a stranger leaves young Yasmin questioning her identity.

Famously known as the live music capital of the world, Melbourne has achieved iconic status. Countless local artists have launched their careers on the storied stages of the city’s inner north, even while gentrification threatens the scene’s viability and other issues, including sexism, continue to undercut it.

Julian Assange, heaven sent to expose the horrible truths hiding behind the zeros and ones in the word.

A caravan of experimental imagery created from reaching deep in the soundtrack area of analog film stock.

The tangible benefits of watching this film may be in allowing the intangible to enable changes in mood and perspective.

In a remote Turkish village an ostracised orphan girl seeks out the forbidden Alevi in her quest for faith.

An art exhibition by Victorian sex workers facilitated through the RhED program and sponsored by Star Health which captures the complexity and nuance of working within current legislation and community stigma. An opportunity to challenge your own attitudes and view sex work through the perspective of the artists, the sex workers themselves. In 2016, Amnesty International chose to advocate for the decriminalisation of all aspects of consensual adult sex - sex work that does not involve coercion, exploitation or abuse. Community stigma impacts the law which in turn directly influences health, wellbeing and access to basic human rights.

directed by Tamara Desiatov

Join the Motorbikin team as they tackle a no holds barred 3000 kilometre run north from Brisbane to Darwin via Lawn Hill, Edith Falls and all the good stuff in between! We revisit our Orange Vtwin roots and check out BMWs Ultimate Enduro machine while the Dirty Old DR just keeps on thumping! Theres plenty more to see as we thrash Suzukis new Vstrom 1000 and another little segment we might just call "The Ramp"

Two sisters must decide what is more important, their vows or their happiness.

A hapless astronaut looks on as a dismembered tongue grows legs and begins to survey all around it.

An evocative documentary focusing on Callan, a transgender rock and roll musician whose uninhibited performances and spirited personality make her someone to be reckoned with.

During a mental breakdown, Christian – a drug addicted drag queen – is abducted by a lonely and mysterious alien.

A short bathroom sink documentary about hair and why trans and gender diverse people must ask themselves the question, to shave or not to shave?

An environmental activist protesting a controversial mine comes up with a plan to be heard- but isn’t prepared for the consequences that follow. Hoax explores environmentalism versus capitalism and the right and wrong of activism and protest.

If plants can influence each other….. what if they could dream, would they have their own sense of time and simultaneity?

Papua New Guinea "Land of the Unexpected", a country of rugged mountain ranges, impassable terrain and isolated villages. With over 850 indigenous languages and cultural groups, people align themselves with their tribe before their nation. P.N.G. Style follows adventurer and one-man film crew David Fedele's 3 month solo journey through Papua New Guinea, armed only with a backpack, camcorder and traveling guitar.

Wayne McMillan and Mark Gage are two Melbourne pavement artists who have a unique relationship and collaboration that allows them to flawlessly combine their ideas to create fantastic original art works.

A sudden storm forces a hasty retreat for this hopeful fisherman.

In the suburbs, a courier delivers mail to a tenant but circumstances take a turn for the worse when a foul secret is laid bare.

There’s a time to squeeze and there’s a time to just wait and see what will pop out.