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“Brother Number One” Screening & Discussion w/ Filmmaker Annie Goldson – 5 March 2012
Synopsis: Olympian and Trans-Atlantic rowing champion New Zealander Rob Hamill travels to Cambodia seeking justice for his eldest brother Kerry who, along with two sailing mates, was murdered by the ultra-Maoist Khmer Rouge regime in 1978. In 1978, Kerry Hamill, a young Kiwi, was on board his yacht with two others when they anchored near [...] -
“SER UN SER HUMANO/To Be a Human Being” Screening + Filmmaker Q&A – 21 Feb 2012
A chance conversation between a Kenyan subsistence farmer and an Australian filmmaker (Russell Porter) in 1986 planted the idea that a quarter of a century later flourished into an audacious, brilliant documentary series. Catch a sneak preview of this new international co-production, TO BE A HUMAN BEING, introduced by the project’s initiator, Russell Porter – [...]
Documentary News
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Input 2102 Comes to Sydney
All Ozdox subscribers are strongly encouraged to attend a special event – INPUT SYDNEY. INPUT SYDNEY 2012 is being held... -
The Hungry Tide and Dancing with Dictators Screenings
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Antenna International Documentary Film Festival International Guests and Special Events
Antenna is pleased to announce international guests Michael Madsen, documentary filmmaker and director of the anticipated festival film Into Eternityand... -
Antenna International Documentary Film Festival
25 Sydney Premieres * 15 Australian Premieres “A celebration of inspiring ‘real’ stories from Australia and the world” Sydney... -
beamAfilm – Call for Documentaries – Old & New
beamAfilm, the new venture between Gil Scrine and Louise van Rooyen is Australia’s first Video On Demand distributor dedicated to... -
Directing the First Person Documentary
The Australian Directors Guild and Griffith Film School present Directing the First Person Documentary, a conversation with directors Phoebe Hart... -
Hurry to enter the Walkley Doco Award
Time is running out for filmmakers to enter their documentaries in the new Walkley Award for Excellence in Documentary. The... -
Antenna Festival: The first of its kind in Australia
Antenna International Documentary Film Festival, the first of its kind in Australia, will debut this year at Sydney’s Chauvel Cinema... -
David Bradbury Masterclass: KEEP THE CAMERA ROLLING NO MATTER WHAT!
Join Academy Award nominee and one of Australia’s best known and most successful documentary filmmakers, David Bradbury (My Asian Heart,... -
Bob Connolly Masterclass – Melbourne
During this masterclass you will be treated to a personal insight into the mind and methodology of master filmmaker Bob... -
The Hungry Tide screening at The Chauvel in Sydney
Only metres above sea level, the Pacific nation of Kiribati is on the front line of climate change. Maria Tiimon,... -
A new optimism across the Pacific
Australian film-maker John Hughes reports on this year’s Pacific Documentary Film Festival finds new dialogues opening up between islands, languages... -
OzDox / SFF Reception
Come to the OzDox / Sydney Film Festival reception. Celebrating the documentary talent of SFF 2011, including Foxtel doco prize... -
SFF Events
Meet the Filmmakers: SFF Talks at the Apple Store To celebrate Sydney Film Festival and the spirit of filmmaking, the... -
Announcing the new Walkley Award for Documentary
Just as books are a kind of antidote for journalists to the shorter, quicker media environment, documentary film making is... -
Antenna International Documentary Film Festival Announces 2011 Awards
Antenna is proud to announce the three Awards for its documentary competitions: – SBS award for best International Documentary –... -
From The Arbor to Tabloid: a fabulous doco line-up at the 2011 SFF
Over 160 films will screen at this year’s Sydney Film Festival including 39 documentaries, of which 10 are finalists in... -
Outback Kids ABC 1 9.30 pm Starting Thursday 19th May 2011
Outback Kids follows the work of the Brahminy Group as it attempts to rehabilitate seven profoundly troubled young kids deep...
