Daniel Walkington

A house, a farm and a woman in search new beginnings.

Cameron Fink

This is largely unknown football story-but one that says something about migrants and multiculturalism too

Sean O'Reilly & Sophy Crane

Amid the vast beauty of Australia’s Kimberley region, young Indigenous people find hope and belonging through life-changing bonds with wild horses — guided by a uniquely special sanctuary where spirit and reconnection thrives.

Grant Saunders

After the demolition and gentrification of Sydney's infamous "black ghetto", a young Aboriginal rapper, Sonboy, remembers the heart and soul of The Block Redfern.

Alison Black

He's gay, he's anxious and he's cross.

Christine Belford & Carolyn Corkindale

How ordinary people stopped a war: resistance to the Vietnam War and Conscription in South Australia.

RICHARD LOWENSTEIN

A feature documentary about two remarkable women, oral historian Wendy Lowenstein and her best friend, bio-chemist, traditional dance historian & Indigenous Rights Activist, Shirley Andrews as they battle society's expectations of women in their journey through their post WW2 years of militant activism and their founding contributions to the creation of a national Folklore and Folk Music movement and the collection of Australian oral history.

Nick Barkla

Broken horses. Broken heroes. Healing each other.

Sarita Gold

A Documentary about Community, Culture and Language “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” – Nelson Mandela

Luigi Acquisto & Lurdes Pires

A cold case, a politically explosive investigation, a love story.

Gregory Miller

The wild koala is being pushed to the brink by habitat loss, urban development, logging & other factors. Can it survive?

David Waddington

Cunnamulla, a place as far away as you can get, and Darby McCarthy at the age of 10 was not going to let that deter him.