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PRESS RELEASE The Southern Hemisphere’s premier industry forum and marketplace for documentary and factual content - the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) - today announces the f…
There’s a distinct pleasure that washes over you as you experience a piece of filmmaking that pushes against the boundaries of the form of storytelling it is working within. Juanita Nielsen NOW is one…
On the second day of LFF, Luca Guadagnino takes us on a cannibal road trip with Bones and All, the people of Tunisia must face their past in Ashkal and a documentary explores the associations between…
The documentary How to Thrive follows positive psychotherapist Marie McLeod as she supports seven people on a journey to find happiness. At first, the notion of positive psychotherapy suggests trying…
2022 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the landmark protest documentary Ningla-A’Na, Italian-born Alessandro Cavadini’s film about the early days of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra and the fig…
Sue Thomson’s eye-opening documentary Under Cover presents the plight of the largest growing cohort of homeless people in Australia; women over the age of 50. It gives the audience access to the lives…
Jennifer Ross’s documentary Age of Rage – The Australian Punk Revolution embraces the lifestyle of punk and informs much of the history of punk in Australia. Featuring a huge array of interviews from…
Madman Entertainment is thrilled to announce that zero-waste innovator Joost Bakker will participate in a series of special Q&A events around Australia ahead of the theatrical release of GREENHOUS…
PRESS RELEASE NINGLA-ANA Trailer from Smart Street Films on Vimeo. Smart St. Films is pleased to announce the September 30th national cinema release of the fully restored legendary documentary feat…
PRESS RELEASE The program of the 11th Antenna Documentary Film Festival has been announced today, to take place in cinemas across Sydney 14–23 October 2022. Over the course of 10 days Antenna will o…
I’m old enough to remember the tail end of the campaign to stop the damming of the Franklin River in Tasmania. In many ways the campaign was the impetus for my burgeoning consciousness of the importan…
Like everyone except the Indigenous people who lived in Naarm, I am an import to Melbourne. I first moved to the city in 1992 and found my spiritual home. There was something so uniquely cosmopolitan…