Ten Australians spend a week together. Five have a history of mental illness. Five do not. The question is – Who’s Who? ‘How ‘Mad’ Are You?’ is a two-part series that queries the extent to which mental illness defines one’s … Read More
I Used to be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story is a feature documentary that follows four boyband fans aged between sixteen to sixty-four from New York, San Francisco, Sydney and Melbourne. Their ages and hometowns may vary, but each of … Read More
Ask the Doctor is a factual series that tackles the health issues currently faced by our nation and the current treatments medical technology can offer to address this issue. This series further explains the future of healthcare The series follows … Read More
Blasko is a documentary about Australian singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko. The film is suitable for secondary students in Years 9–12 undertaking English, Media and Music. Having been recognised as a pioneer in Australian indie music and nominated for numerous awards, Sarah Blasko is … Read More
Anzac Stories is a series of six documentary vignettes in which family members pay tribute to their loved ones whose stories are featured at the acclaimed National Anzac Centre in Albany, Western Australia. The Centre is one of Australia’s most important … Read More
Family Rules Season 2 is an observational documentary series following the everyday triumphs and misfortunes of the Rule sisters as they balance their aspirations with the values of their mother, Daniella. This series provides an exclusive look into a contemporary … Read More
The apocalyptic group The Family and their guru, Anne Hamilton-Byrne – one of few female cult leaders – captured international headlines throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Hamilton-Byrne, a yoga teacher who some followers believed was Jesus Christ in a female … Read More
Across Australia, as the dawn rises the marsupials go to bed – except for the ones that don’t. In this land of ancient wonders, big skies and jewelled seas, rules can be broken as the country boasts of splendid dragons, … Read More
Hosted by star mathematics teacher Eddie Woo, ‘Teenage Boss’ sees a range of teenagers from diverse families put in charge of the monthly budget to teach them valuable lessons about financial responsibility and planning. Teenage Boss is an observational documentary … Read More
Wik vs Queensland (Dean Gibson, 2018, 84 minutes) is a documentary record of the Wik people’s involvement in and responses to the Commonwealth High Court decision granting Native Title in the Wik land rights case in 1996, and the subsequent … Read More