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A joint Screen Australia / The Guardian commission, Where the River Runs Redexplores the community of Queenstown, Tasmania, caught between a prosperous past and an uncertain future. The once bustling mining town of 10,000 people has now dwindled to 1,700 after the closure of the Mt Lyell Mine in 2014. Dividing the town is an ominous red river, a re...
Winner of last year’s Pitch Australiana competition, Burlesque Boys follows Sid, owner and choreographer of Australian dance group MenXclusive, and his team of performers. The behind-the-scenes look at male erotic dancing and cabaret gives us a glimpse into the lives and gruelling schedules of these men. There’s backstage tantrums and high stress s...
The observational documentary Shooting Catsfollows the lives of three unlikely conservationists, Ben and Garron from rural NSW and Barry from Kangaroo Island. They’re your stereotypical “true-blue” Aussie blokes who are doing their part to protect the natural environment and the native wildlife within it. This however involves the trapping and shoo...
Trigger warning: discussion of suicide Six-part documentary web series, The Common Thread, was created by filmmaker Darius Devaswith an aim to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide. He meets an array of young Australians from all walks of life who open up and share their experiences as well as the tools and tactics that have s...
Visible Farmerunearths a collection of untold stories of some of Australia’s incredible female farmers who have long remained “invisible”. Up until 1994, Australian women could not legally claim to be farmers, instead they were classified as domestic helpmates or farmers’ wives. This 15-part web series from producer and director Gisela Kaufmann was...
Now in its second year,Doco180is back with four short form stories made by women about women. The Screen Australia and News Limited initiative has been rolled out via the female-focused platform Whimn. Each bite-size video is designed to explain, challenge, inspire and entertain with the main objective of making the viewer do “a 180” on a topic rel...
Now in its third year, 2019 saw the release of four series of short art-focused documentaries through the Screen Australia / ABC initiative, Art Bites. The latest crop provides a collection of heart-warming and diverse stories that will make you laugh, cry and appreciate the magic of art. This year’s Art Bites series all are available to watch now ...
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