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The Snowman
2010, M, 78mins, Australia
In 1978 Jimmy Graham, a thirty four year old happily married the father of two, scored his dream job with Operation Deepfreeze - training American scientists in survival skills in Antarctica. He left in December of that year.
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Girl Clock
2010, MA15+, 80mins, Australia
Globe-trotting Christine wakes up one ordinary day to find that her biological clock has gone off with a vengeance...
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A Good Man
2009, M, 79mins, Australia
Struggling NSW farmer Chris Rohrlach desperately needs a second income. Fourteen years ago, his pregnant girlfriend Rachel suffered a massive stroke which left her incurably quadriplegic at age 21.
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The Snowman
Director: Juliet Lamont
Australia
Girl Clock
Director: Jennifer Ussi
Australia
A Good Man
Director: Safina Uberoi
Australia
Music Of The Brain
Director: Fiona Cochrane
Australia
The Men Who Would Conquer China
2004, G, 78mins, Australia
This beautifully-layered, insightful and very funny documentary feature is the latest in Nick Torrens’ long-term Hong Kong-China series.
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To Get Rich Is Glorious
2004, G, 55mins, Australia
In this astonishingly candid documentary, wealthy Hong Kong entrepreneur VINCENT LEE opens up his world of influence, his successful business strategies, his dilemmas and his fears.
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China: The Golden Opportunity
2004, G, 58mins, Australia
This dramatic and humorous documentary compares the values and motivations of the North American and the Chinese locked together by perceived mutual advantage - in a struggle crucial to the future of each.
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The Men Who Would Conquer China
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
To Get Rich Is Glorious
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
China: The Golden Opportunity
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
Strange Birds in Paradise
Director: Charlie Hill-Smith
Australia
Ball Of Light
2011, G, 14mins, Australia
This 15 minute documentary tells the story of Denis Smith, professional light painter.
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Darling River Kids
1986, G, 51mins, Australia
Presents a glimpse of what life is like for the children of Wilcannia. Follows a 2000 kilometre expedition lead by an Aboriginal sites officer and a Barkindji elder. An attempt by the Barkindji to ensure continuity of their traditional knowledge.
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Lord of the Bush
1990, G, 56mins, Australia
Eccentric British developer Lord McAlpine has a dream - an urge to create a whole new civilisation in Australia's North based around the town of Broome in the remote north of Western Australia.
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Ball Of Light
Director: Sam Collins
Australia
Darling River Kids
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
Lord of the Bush
Director: Tom Zubryki
Australia
Kemira Diary of a Strike
Director: Tom Zubrycki
Australia
Searching for Michael Peterson
2010, G, 55mins, Australia
Michael Peterson ruled the surf scene throughout the early to mid-1970s with his savage, groundbreaking surfing. However fame comes with a price...
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Strangers In Paradise
1988, G, 55mins, Australia
Twelve American and British tourists go on a ten day guided tour of Australia at the height of the Bicentennial celebrations. What they discover about Aboriginal Australians shocks them and perplexes them.
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Four Of A Kind
2009, M, 115mins, Australia
Four women, each with a well hidden secret, that if revealed could slash the very fabric of their lives. Through the veil of lies, all four flirt with the truth, but the lies they tell themselves might be the ones that hurt the most.
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Searching for Michael Peterson
Director: Jolyon Hoff
Australia
Strangers In Paradise
Director: Tom Zubrycki
Australia
Four Of A Kind
Director: Fiona Cochrane
Australia
Ball Of Light - trailer
Director: Sam Collins
Australia
Hope
2010, MA15+, 104mins, Australia
Amal Basry fled Iraq and 18 months later the boat she was on sank en route to Australia. 353 people drowned. Amal survived by clinging to the floating body of a dead woman for 22 hours.
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The Triangle Wars
2012, E, 90mins, Australia
An inspirational story for our times, The Triangle Wars is
the story of the battle being waged between local government, big business and
the community over the development of a tiny sliver of crown land on the foreshore of St Kilda.
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The Matilda Candidate
2010, E, 57mins, Australia
Curtis Levy is a man on a musical mission - running for the Australian Senate on a single ticket to make the folksong ‘Waltzing Matilda’ the new national anthem when Australia becomes a republic.
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Least Said Soonest Mended
1999, E, 52mins, Australia
Pregnant at 15 in England and dispatched to an institution where she was hidden away and arrangements made for the subsequent adoption of her baby, filmmaker Steve Thomas’ twin sister, Val, spent the next 25 years not knowing where her child was.
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Hope
Director: Steve Thomas, Sue Brooks
Australia
The Triangle Wars
Director: Rosie Jones
Australia
The Matilda Candidate
Director: Curtis Levy
Australia
Least Said Soonest Mended
Director: Steve Thomas
Australia
Growing Change
2011, E, 59mins, Australia
Growing Change is an inspiring documentary that looks at one of the most exciting experiments in the world to grow a fair and sustainable food system.
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Lost In Flanders
2009, E, 52mins, Australia
Ninety years after the last shots were fired, two young Australian historians embark on an emotional journey to the First World War battlefields on the infamous Western Front.
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Feral Peril
2008, G, 52mins, Australia
Tasmania is one of the world’s last great wildlife havens but its struggling native species are under threat from a feral fox invasion. Or are they?
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Growing Change
Director: Simon Cunich
Australia
Lost In Flanders
Director: Geoff Burton
Australia
Feral Peril
Director: Andrew Sully
Australia
Abortion Corruption and Cops - The Bertram Wainer Story
Director: John More
Australia
Bombora - The Story of Australian Surfing: Feature One (1)
2008, M, 55mins, Australia
Global surfing culture is a mix of wildness, grace and cool that is utterly Australian, but how did a nation of people, who mostly couldn’t swim, turn a Polynesian pastime into a national obsession and international cultural force?
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Bombora - The Story of Australian Surfing: Feature Two (2)
2008, PG, 55mins, Australia
In the early days of Australia’s surf history, young people found a place to live out their dreams of innocence and freedom in the surf, but it wasn’t to last.
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Unfolding Florence
2006, PG, 82mins, Australia
In this spirited and highly original documentary, acclaimed director Gillian Armstrong reveals the many lives of one larger than life woman, flamboyant design pioneer, Florence Broadhurst.
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Bombora - The Story of Australian Surfing: Feature One (1)
Director: Greg Appel Paul Clarke
Australia
Bombora - The Story of Australian Surfing: Feature Two (2)
Director: Greg Appel, Paul Clarke
Australia
Unfolding Florence
Director: Gillian Armstrong
Australia
Cane Toads
Director: Mark Lewis
Australia
Facing the Music
2001, PG, 85mins, Australia
It's budget time at the University, and Professor Anne Boyd is in a panic. As gifted young students pursue the mysteries of musical creation, Boyd is fighting to preserve basic standards after nearly a decade of relentless funding cuts.
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Rats In the Ranks
1996, PG, 93mins, Australia
In early 1994 knives were being sharpened at Leichhardt Council in this classic study of ambition and betrayal in politics. An encore showing of the documentary from oscar-nominated film-maker, Robin Anderson, who recently died.
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The Balanda and the Bark Canoes - Making 'Ten Canoes'
2006, PG, 51mins, Australia
Documentary on the making of Rolf De Heer's feature film 'Ten Canoes', a film he describes as 'the most difficult film (he) made'. Detailed are the challenges encountered including language & cultural barriers, the harsh location & cast leaving set.
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Facing the Music
Director: Bob Connoly / Robin Anderson
Australia
Rats In the Ranks
Director: Bob Connolly / Robin Anderson
Australia
The Balanda and the Bark Canoes - Making 'Ten Canoes'
Director: Molly Reynolds, Tania Nehme, Rolf de Heer.
Australia
Slow Food Revolution
Director: Carlo Buralli
Australia
Bimblebox
2012, G, 72mins, Australia
The film, Bimblebox, is about much more that the Nature Refuge in Western Central Queensland, facing destruction to make way for Clive Palmer’s China First Coal mine. It is a cautionary tale, exposing the effects of mining in the Hunter Valley.
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The Chifleys of Busby Street
2008, G, 73mins, Australia
A portrait of Australian Prime Minister Ben Chifley, his wife Elizabeth, and their spirit kept alive in the NSW country town of Bathurst for five decades since his death.
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Life in Movement
2011, M, 79mins, Australia
Sudden death of dancer/choreographer Tanja Liedtke,brings life into sharp focus.Film about moving creatively through life and loss,Life in Movement is a portrait of an obsessive artist at work and the impact her life and death has on her collaborator
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Bimblebox
Director: Michael C O'Connell
Australia
The Chifleys of Busby Street
Director: Andrew Pike
Australia
Life in Movement
Director: Bryan Mason & Sophie Hyde
Australia
A Northen Town
Director: Rachel Landers
Australia
Angels Of War
1982, PG, 52mins, Australia
In January 1942, Papua New Guinea became the battleground for nearly 2 million foreign soldiers. This film documents the experiences of Papua New Guinea's population during this violent campaign.
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A Nun's New Habit
2008, G, 56mins, Australia
Sister Carmel, a sister of the Good Samaritans, is a fighter for social justice. Along with many of her contemporaries, she is passionately involved with the plight of refugees who were incarcerated in detention for many years and the ongoing psychol
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Black And Dusty
2005, G, 42mins, Australia
BLACK AND DUSTY follows a group of Indigenous competitors as they compete in the annual Finke Desert Race across 250 km of central Australian desert by car, buggie or bike.
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Angels Of War
Director: Andrew Pike, Hank Nelson, Gavan Daws
Australia
A Nun's New Habit
Director: Robyn Hughan
Australia
Black And Dusty
Director: Vance Glynn
Australia
Footy Chicks
Director: Rebecca Barry
Australia
Beneath Black Skies
2009, PG, 70mins, Australia
BENEATH BLACK SKIES is the powerful story of coal - Australia’s first mineral export – and the men and women who lived the mining life.
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Betelnut Bisnis
2004, PG, 52mins, Filmed in Papua New Guinea. Post-production in Australia
In the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, a grass roots family makes a precarious living by trading in betelnut, one of the world’s most widely used narcotics.
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The Trouble with St Mary's
2011, G, 75mins, Australia
When Father Peter Kennedy is sacked by the Catholic Church for unorthodox practices, a fight ensues that will result in one of the biggest rifts in the history of the Australian Catholic Church.
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Beneath Black Skies
Director: Sandra Pires
Australia
Betelnut Bisnis
Director: Chris Owen
Filmed in Papua New Guinea. Post-production in Australia
The Trouble with St Mary's
Director: Peter Hegedus
Australia
Molly and Mobarak
Director: Tom Zubrycki
Australia
Bikpela Bagarap (BIg Damage)
1962185411001, G, 42mins, Australia
Bikpela Bagarap (Big Damage) reveals the human face of logging in Papua New Guinea.
It is a tale of exploitation and broken promises, where local people are treated as second-rate citizens in their own country by Malaysian logging companies.
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The Hungry Tide
2011, G, 87mins, Australia
Maria TIimon, a Kiribati woman living in Sydney, has the task of alerting the world to her sinking homeland. Sea level rise is threatening the lives of 110,00 people spread over 33 atolls in this remote corner of the Pacific.
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Dancing With Dictators
2011, PG, 80mins, Australia
Australian publisher, Ross Dunkley started Burma’s leading newspaper The Myanmar Times. The paper comes out weekly in both Burmese and English and every edition is a tactical struggle against the censors.
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Bikpela Bagarap (BIg Damage)
Director: David Fedele
Australia
The Hungry Tide
Director: Tom Zubrycki
Australia
Dancing With Dictators
Director: Hugh Piper
Australia
Emily In Japan
Director: Andrew Pike
Australia
Whispering Death - Beaufighter Squadron
1997, G, 89mins, Australia
They joined the RAAF in their thousands: school leavers, apprentice tradesmen, teachers, and lads from many other professions. At a bloody cost, they brought home victory and secured freedom for the future generations of young Australians.
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The Passionate Apprentices
2008, G, 71mins, Australia
Three intimate portraits of a close-knit group of inspiring people who share a passion for perfection. These three artisans and their apprentices live and work in a quiet valley in Tasmania, in the shadow of Sleeping Beauty Mountain.
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The Miscreants of Taliwood
2009, M, 90mins, Australia
Director George Gittoes meets the locals and gets up close to the clash of Fundamentalism and entertainment in this off beat doc-drama mix, which takes us on a totally surprising journey into the forbidden zones of Pakistan’s North West Frontier.
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Whispering Death - Beaufighter Squadron
Director: Shane West, Chris Doig
Australia
The Passionate Apprentices
Director: Roger Scholes
Australia
The Miscreants of Taliwood
Director: George Gittoes
Australia
Lindsay's Reserve
Director: Bob Weis and Catherine Reiser
Australia
Magic Harvest
2011, G, 26mins, Australia
Feeding the world’s ever-expanding population is a growing global concern. Where is the land that once grew food? It’s at your own back door!
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Punjabi Love Story
2005, PG, 77mins, Filmed in India, post-produced in Australia
An Australian woman, Jocelyn Ortt-Saeed, lives with her husband Saeed in their home in the Punjab region of Pakistan. Nawaz the cook and Mehnaz the maid, look after the house, and live nearby.
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For Love or Money
1983, G, 104mins, Australia
An investigation and celebration of women's work from white settlement to the present, a story told by Aboriginal and migrant women, convict women and today's women.
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Magic Harvest
Director: Jeni Lee
Australia
Punjabi Love Story
Director: Kay Rasool
Filmed in India, post-produced in Australia
For Love or Money
Director: Megan McMurchy, Margot Nash, Margot Oliver, Jeni Thornley
Australia
Honeymoon In Kabul
Director: Ian Hamilton
Filmed in Afghanistan. Produced in Australia.
Tea With Madame Clos
2010, G, 90mins, Filmed in France, produced in Australia
Tea With Madame Clos is about an extraordinary woman in her extreme old age living in a small medieval village in South West France.
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Hope In A Slingshot
2010, M, 60mins, Filmed in Israel and the Palestinian Territories, produced in Australia
Hope In A Slingshot explores the day-to-day realities of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and the effect on civilians on both sides. A journey through the underbelly of the occupation of Palestine by Israel.
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In My Father's Country
2007, G, 56mins, Australia
In one of the most remote corners of indigenous Australia a boy will soon become a man. In My Fathers Country documents a rare family moment in Northern Australia’s Arnhem Land region.
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Into The Shadows
2009, M, 89mins, Australia
Looking from afar, the Australian film industry appears glitzy and glamorous, robust and invincible. Into the Shadows challenges this notion and journeys beyond the glamour to meet the filmmakers who have been bringing Australian films to the screen.
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Tea With Madame Clos
Director: Jane Oehr
Filmed in France, produced in Australia
Hope In A Slingshot
Director: Inka Stafrace
Filmed in Israel and the Palestinian Territories, produced in Australia
In My Father's Country
Director: Tom Murray
Australia
Into The Shadows
Director: Andrew Scarano
Australia
Chasing God
2003, G, 52mins, Australia
A worldwide quest to discover the principle that drives humanity to believe in God - whatever or whoever that may be - from the Vatican to the Ganges, the Wailing Wall to the Dalai Lama Temple and Dome of the Rock Mosque. Narrated by Dawn French.
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Cross Life
2007, PG, 95mins, Australia
Cross Life is a community-produced drama set in Kings Cross, one of Australia’s most socially liberal and culturally diverse places, and grapples with themes of family, identity and freedom.
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Rough Riders
1995, M, 52mins, Australia
A compelling story of two champion Australian rodeo riders, one whose life is lost in a bull-riding accident. The film explores the rituals of competition, the endless travel, the courage and the determination that define the sport of bull-riding.
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Chasing God
Director: Dylan Burton and Lenny de Vries
Australia
Cross Life
Director: Claire McCarthy
Australia
Rough Riders
Director: Graham Chase
Australia
The Healing of Bali
Director: John Darling
Filmed in Bali, produced in Australia
Liberal Rule: The Politics That Changed Australia Part 3
2008, PG, 54mins, Australia
The 1996-2007 Howard government made the most determined attempt to change Australian society since the brief and revolutionary Whitlam era of the early 1970s. Was it successful?
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Liberal Rule: The Politics That Changed Australia Part 2
2008, PG, 54mins, Australia
The 1996-2007 Howard government made the most determined attempt to change Australian society since the brief and revolutionary Whitlam era of the early 1970s. Was it successful?
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Liberal Rule: The Politics That Changed Australia Part 1
2008, PG, 54mins, Australia
The 1996-2007 Howard government made the most determined attempt to change Australian society since the brief and revolutionary Whitlam era of the early 1970s. Was it successful?
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Liberal Rule: The Politics That Changed Australia Part 3
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
Liberal Rule: The Politics That Changed Australia Part 2
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
Liberal Rule: The Politics That Changed Australia Part 1
Director: Nick Torrens
Australia
New Beijing: Reinventing A City
Director: Georgia Wallace-Crabbe
Australia
Maidens
1978, PG, 27mins, Australia
A poetic documentary on four generations of maternal family in Tasmania, from the 1890s to 1978, using archival footage and excerpts from key early feminist films to trace significant changes in women’s place in the family and society.
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Island Home Country
2008, E, 52mins, Australia
A poetic cine-essay about race and Australia’s colonised history and how it impacts into the present. When the filmmaker returns to Tasmania to make a film about her childhood she doesn’t know much about Aboriginal history,culture or colonisation.
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To The Other Shore
1996, PG, 51mins, Australia
To the Other Shore is a poetic diary film about motherhood. It interweaves moments from the filmmaker's home movies with dramatised therapy sessions and scenes from family life, alongside fairy stories, archival film.
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Maidens
Director: Jeni Thornley
Australia
Island Home Country
Director: Jeni Thornley
Australia
To The Other Shore
Director: Jeni Thornley
Australia
Waterloo
Director: Tom Zubrycki
Australia
Australia Daze
1998, G, 75mins, Australia
On Australia Day 1988, over 20 film crews across the country filmed from midnight to midnight, searching behind the curtain of the official Bicentennial celebrations to reveal the thoughts and attitudes of ordinary Australians.
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Across The Plateau
2007, G, 96mins, Filmed in China. Post-produced in Australia
China used to be called "the bicycle kingdom": this is a bicycle story from modern China. A group of seven friends from Guangzhou share a cycling trek of epic scale, crossing the Tibetan plateau up to the Everest base camp.
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Bran Nue Day
1991, PG, 54mins, Australia
In the Summer of 1969 a young man is filled with the life of the idyllic old pearling port Broome - fishing, hanging out with his mates and his girl.
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Then The Wind Changed
2011, PG, 57mins, Australia
On 7 February 2009, Australia suffered its worst natural disaster in recorded history. A firestorm of cyclonic fury swept across Victoria and 173 lives were lost. Nowhere was the destruction more terrible than in the tiny hamlet of Strathewen.
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Australia Daze
Director: Pat Fiske
Australia
Across The Plateau
Director: Zhang Zeming and Paul Liu
Filmed in China. Post-produced in Australia
Bran Nue Day
Director: Tom Zubrycki
Australia
Then The Wind Changed
Director: Celeste Geer
Australia
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