Coniston

2012, M, 57mins, Australia

Known as "the last massacre" Coniston saw the brutal slaughter of 100 or more Aboriginal people across Central Australia in 1928.

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.

Gordonia

2010, G, 82mins, New Zealand

A wild community of outcasts fight for their right to live rough in a "designated scenic area" in West Auckland, New Zealand.

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.

Man In Van

2009, E, 6mins, U.S.A

Jimmy Tarangelo is an effing badass. He doesn't like paying rent, but he does like living in Manhattan. So what does he do? He lives in a van down by the river, literally. I spent a few hours with Jimmy and let him speak his mind.

The Archive

2008, E, 7mins, U.S.A

Paul Mawhinney was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Over the years he has amassed what has become the world's largest record collection. Due to health issues and a struggling record industry Paul is being forced to sell his collection.

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.

Fake It So Real

2012, G, 94mins, U.S.A

Dive head-first into the world of independent pro wrestling as we follow a group in Lincolnton, North Carolina over the week leading up to a big show.

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.

Waterloo

1981, G, 46mins, Australia

The historic account of the 1970’s battle by residents of this inner Sydney suburb to save the area from slum clearance and redevelopment by public housing authorities.

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.

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.

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.

RIP A Remix Manifesto

2009, M, 86mins, Canada

In RIP: A Remix Manifesto, Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor explores issues of copyright in the information age, mashing up the media landscape of the 20th century and shattering the wall between users and producers.

New Beijing: Reinventing A City

2009, G, 52mins, Australia

Swinging from old to new, this documentary gives a panoramic view of the biggest construction boom in history and charts the modern face of Beijing and its newly iconic buildings.

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?

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?

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?

The Healing of Bali

2003, PG, 50mins, Filmed in Bali, produced in Australia

The Balinese response to the terrorist bombing of October 2002: an intimate, personal story of grief, recovery and tolerance in an age of terrorism.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Honeymoon In Kabul

2009, G, 70mins, Filmed in Afghanistan. Produced in Australia.

A documentary about Afghanistan and the difficulties of delivering aid to a country that is suffering from “aid fatigue” and prolonged exposure to Western misunderstanding.

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.

Guilty Pleasures

2010, PG, 86mins, U.K

Five heroes, four continents, one dream of true love.

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.

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!

Lindsay's Reserve

2008, G, 49mins, Australia

Four seasons in one of Australia’s most successful boutique wineries - Paringa Estate Winery on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria.

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.

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.

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.

Art & Copy

2009, PG, 84mins, USA

Art & Copy is a powerful new film about advertising and inspiration. Directed by Doug Pray, it reveals the work and wisdom of some of the most influential advertising creatives of our time.

In Search of Haydn

2012, G, 101mins, U.K.

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) was one of the world’s greatest musical innovators. His close friend Mozart and his student Beethoven were inspired by him. As the finest composer of the day Haydn changed the world of music forever.

Emily In Japan

2009, PG, 80mins, Australia

Behind the scenes of the blockbuster exhibition of paintings by the Indigenous artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye which toured Japan attracting record crowds.

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.

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.

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.

Molly and Mobarak

2003, M, 85mins, Australia

Molly and Mobarak is the story of Mobarak Tahiri, a young Hazara refugee, who is living in the town of Young, in rural NSW.

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.

Last Train Home

2009, M, 86mins, China

A couple embarks on a journey home for Chinese new year along with 130 million other migrant workers, to reunite with their children and struggle for a future. Their unseen story plays out as China soars towards being a world superpower.

Ecstasy Of Order

2011, MA15+, 58mins, U.S.A

The Tetris Masters chronicles over two decades of jaw-dropping video game wizardry. Get an up-close look at the masters as they reveal their secrets, recount their decades-long obsession with the game.

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.

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.



On The Bridge

2010, M, 96mins, U.S.A

When these soldiers left home, their patriotism was firm, their convictions strong. As they return from Iraq, nothing is clear. Their bodies and souls have been wounded or broken. How can they re-learn what it means to be human and stay in the world

Footy Chicks

2006, M, 52mins, Australia

Off the field its anyones game. The possibility of sex with a football player is a fantasy for many women and a reality for some.Footy Chicks explores the scene off the footy field.

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.

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

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.

A Northen Town

208, G, 52mins, Australia

A Northern Town is history viewed through the prism of a radical indigenous owned and operated aged care facility in “Australia’s most racist town”. The residents of the nursing home are 50% white and 50% Aboriginal.

Life and Debt

2001, G, 86mins, U.S.A

Jamaica, land of sand, sea and sun... and a prime example of the complexities of economic globalisation on the world's developing countries.

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

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.

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.

Slow Food Revolution

2002, PG, 52mins, Australia

Slow Food Revolution examines a worldwide movement in food cultivation, which promotes environmental and cultural conservation.

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.

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.

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.

Cane Toads

1987, G, 80mins, Australia

This humorous program takes a close look at Australia’s cane toad pest problem.

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.

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.

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?

Abortion Corruption and Cops - The Bertram Wainer Story

2005, MA15+, 52mins, Australia

In his fight to make abortion accessible, affordable and safe, Dr Bertram Wainer risked his life to uncover a web of corruption involving abortionists, politicians and police.

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?

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.

The Harvest

2011, E, 83mins, U.S.A

A journey to the point where life and death meet, The Harvest offers a provocative yet respectful look at extraordinary individuals who lose their innocence and become hunters.

Tabloid

2010, M, 84mins, U.S.A

Equal parts love story, film noir, brainy B-movie and demented fairy tale, Tabloid is a delirious meditation on hysteria – both public and personal – from a filmmaker who continues to break down and blow open the documentary genre.

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.

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.

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.

The 1% Documentary

2007, G, 76mins, U.S.A

Jamie Johnson, a 27-year-old heir to the Johnson & Johnson pharmaceutical fortune. Johnson, who made the Emmy®-nominated HBO documentary Born Rich, here sets his sights on exploring the political, moral and emotional rationale.

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.

The Bowler

2011, E, 14mins, U.S.A

Meet Rocky Salemmo. He’s a ramblin’ gamblin’ man. For the majority of his adult life Rocky has hustled bowling for a living.Here is his story. A short documentary about booze, broads and bowling

Stray Dawg

2011, E, 15mins, U.S.A

Meet Jonny Corndawg, the underground country-music legend. A born-and-bred Virginian, Jonny has played on five continents in as many years, and every state in the lower 48. Now Jonny has given himself over, heart and heel, to the world of Running.

American Juggalo

2011, E, 23mins, U.S.A

American Juggalo is a look at the often mocked and misunderstood subculture of Juggalos, hardcore Insane Clown Posse fans who meet once a year for four days at The Gathering of the Juggalos.

Budrus

2010, PG, 78mins, Palestine

Follows a Palestinian leader who unites Fatah, Hamas and Israelis in an unarmed movement to save his village from destruction. Success eludes them until his 15-year-old daughter jumps into the fray.

Prosecutor

2010, M, 94mins, Canada

The International Criminal Court’s Chief Prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo has one of the toughest jobs in the world.

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.

Position Among The Stars

2009, PG, 110mins, Indonesia

Oil Rocks - City Above The Sea

2009, G, 51mins, Russia

Oil Rocks - behind the enigmatic name lies the first and largest offshore oil-platform ever built, a vast city in the middle of the Caspian Sea, built by Stalin in 1949.60 years on, "Oil Rocks" is still operational and the first western film crew eve

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.

Meet Me at the Mango Tree Feature Two (2)

2010, G, 80mins, India

Meet Me At The Mango Tree feature 2

Meet Me at the Mango Tree Feature One (1)

2010, G, 105mins, India

A compelling set of five stories, filmed in Tamil Nadu (Southern India), from award winning director Brian McKenzie (Love’s Harvest, 2008, WINNER Best Direction in Documentary, DGA Awards 2009). Ironing Man, Crab Boy, TV Repair

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.

Noam Chomsky - The Mafia Principle of Global Hegemony

2010, E, 51mins, U.S.A

The world's most influential living intellectual, Noam Chomsky, holds forth on the root causes of the conflicts in the Middle East, and talks about hopes for future social change.

Noam Chomsky - Crisis and Hope

2010, G, 83mins, U.S.A

On June 12, 2009, Noam Chomsky gave a historic address at the Riverside Church in New York City. More than 2,000 people attended this historic address.

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...

A Wink and a Smile

2008, M, 89mins, U.S.A

Ten women have six weeks to learn the art of burlesque. Their lives will never be the same

The Parking Lot Movie

2010, G, 70mins, U.S.A

Often described as the documentary version of Clerks, The Parking Lot Movie follows a select group of parking lot attendants who work at The Corner Parking Lot in Charlottesville, Virginia

PStar Rising

2009, G, 85mins, U.S.A

When Jesse discovers that his youngest daughter, Priscilla, can rap and perform, he sees redemption for his own failed music career and financial salvation for his family and commits his life to making her a star.

The Edge of Dreaming

2009, G, 76mins, U.K.

If you dream your own death, can it come true?

Who is Afraid of Wilhelm Reich

2010, G, 94mins, Germany

W. Reich was the last censored scientist in the 20th century. Arrested by the FBI, he died in prison. Now we discover that his findings are true ... the amazing biography of a visionary.

On The Other Side Of Life

2009, G, 86mins, South Africa

Two poor brothers living in Cape Town are charged with murder .“Making not one wrong move, this jaw-dropping film is marked by an earthy, hard-earned poeticism, a piercing sense of place and indelible characters.

Women Without A Pause

2010, G, 54mins, France

Women without A Pause compares the most significant transition in all women´s life throughout different cultures: the menopause.

David Wants to Fly

2010, G, 119mins, U.S.A

In search of enlightenement young David follows his idol David Lynch and uncovers the billion-dollar industry behind Transcendental Meditation.

Kemira Diary of a Strike

1982, G, 59mins, Australia

IN September1982, at the height of an economic recession, the Australian steelworks BHP announced its intention to close down some of its coal mines.

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.

Black And Gold

2001, G, 76mins, U.S.A

"Black and Gold offers a potent portrait of bootstraps idealism in an embattled community ... this energetically packaged documentary deserves to be seen." -Dennis Harvey, VARIETY

Deserter

2008, G, 23mins, U.S.A

A political road movie with one of the few happy endings that this war has given us.

Live From Tokyo

2011, G, 78mins, Japan

A vivid look at Tokyo's music culture as a reflection of Japanese society and its relation to international music. Live from Tokyo takes the viewer through the back streets in Shinjuku, the intersections in Shibuya, the alleys in Koenji.

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.

Ball Of Light

2011, G, 14mins, Australia

This 15 minute documentary tells the story of Denis Smith, professional light painter.

ANPO Art x War

2010, G, 88mins, Japan

The US has operated military bases in Japan for six decades. Their presence has rubbed salt into unhealed wounds from the war, a complex trauma.

ZUOZ

2007, G, 70mins, Germany

The heirs of rich and influential families are "locked up" in the elegant and imposing boarding school named ZUOZ, high in the Swiss mountains.

Impunity

2010, G, 85mins, Colombia

Colombia today: the biggest trial against Paramilitary - accused of killing thousands of Colombians.

Bananas

2009, G, 87mins, Sweden

The world's biggest fruit company is on trial in the USA ... for poisoning their workers!!

Strange Birds in Paradise

2010, M, 75mins, Australia

While the Indonesian army continues to dominate the indigenous inhabitants of West Papua, three friends gather in Melbourne to record outlawed folk songs with renowned Australian rock musicologist David Bridie.

The Most Dangerous Man in America

2009, PG, 93mins, U.S.A

The Most Dangerous Man in America catapults us to 1971 where we find America in the grip of a familiar scenario: a dirty war based on lies.

Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould

2010, G, 108mins, Canada

An enigmatic musical poet, world-renowned pianist Glenn Gould continues to captivate twenty-seven years after his untimely death.

Bhutto

2010, PG, 106mins, India

BHUTTO is the definitive documentary that chronicles the life of one of the most complex and fascinating characters of our time.

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.

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.

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.

Wagner And Me

2010, G, 70mins, U.K

Actor and writer Stephen Fry explores his passion for the world’s most controversial composer, Richard Wagner. Can he salvage the music he loves from its dark associations with anti-semitism and Hitler?

Music Of The Brain

2009, E, 55mins, Australia

Music affects our development from the womb to the grave. This documentary examines the role music plays in developing our brains as humans.

Erasing David

2010, M, 80mins, U.K

Once the bastion of freedom and civil liberties, the UK is now one of the most advanced surveillance societies in the world - ranked third after Russia and China. The average UK adult is now registered on over 700 databases and is caught daily on one

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.

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...

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.

Love at the Twilight Motel

2009, MA15+, 79mins, U.S.A

A film concerning the love motels in Miami's Little Havana. Guests deal with infidelity, addiction, and prostitution. The film is a candid & compassionate commentary on love, loss & the human condition.

In Search of Beethoven

2009, G, 139mins, U.K

The first truly comprehensive feature length cinema documentary ever made about Beethoven. With over 60 live performances.