Australian and New Zealand Films
The Family: a moving documentary on a bizarre religious cult that preyed on social utopian ideals and yearnings for a better life
Rosie Jones, “The Family” (2016) For over 20 years, the quiet town of Eildon and
Australian and New Zealand Films
Rosie Jones, “The Family” (2016) For over 20 years, the quiet town of Eildon and
Australian and New Zealand Films
John Pilger, “The Coming War on China” (2016) Two years in the making with literally
Australian and New Zealand Films
Rolf de Heer, “The Tracker” (2002) On the surface, a simple story of four men
Australian and New Zealand Films
Gillian Armstrong, “Women He’s Undressed” (2015) Hollywood could not have dreamt up a more classic
Australian and New Zealand Films
Andrew Ruhemann and Shaun Tan, “The Lost Thing” Adapted from co-director Shaun Tan’s picture book
Australian and New Zealand Films
SBS News Interview with President Bashar al Assad (1 July 2016) Two years in the making,
Australian and New Zealand Films
Dylan McDonald, “Buckskin” (2013) A young teacher and sometime Australian Rules football player called Jack Buckskin
Australian and New Zealand Films
Kelrick Martin, “Prison Songs” (2015) Billed as Australia’s first musical documentary, and probably the first
Australian and New Zealand Films
Eva Orner, “Chasing Asylum” (2016) Finding information about Australia’s treatment of asylum seekers kept in
Australian and New Zealand Films
Richard Flanagan, “The Sound of One Hand Clapping” (1998) If there’s any value to this