Could Australia’s past help secure its future? 65,000 years in the making, Burnt Country is about fighting fire, with fire.
Exploring the profound knowledge and wisdom of First Nations, this film is an invitation to connect to country and community.
A slide projector in the dark loops a carousel of slides; some found, some new, contrasting a pastoral idea of England with a dull reality. Accompanied by an audio collage recorded on the A13, London. ...
"A sparrow flies swiftly in through one door of the hall, and out through another. Even so, man appears on earth for a little while; but of what went before this life or of what follows, we know nothing." Bede A moment for mourning, for a friend, for the earth....
Drowning is a solo project and personal reflection on parenting in poverty.
Recent revelations show that the fossil fuel industries, over the course of many decades, sponsored scientific research about the potential consequences of burning fossil fuels on the earth's environment, which concluded that the impact would be 'dramatic' and...
This is an observational documentary that portrays the daily lives of visually impaired individuals in a provincial city in Russia. Despite their limitations, these individuals find ways to overcome their challenges in various aspects of life, ranging from navigating...
"Invisible Barriers" looks at the lives of three young people with functional diversity: Ylenia, Lorién and Elson have to face architectural barriers in their daily lives and in their educational environment, as well as other more hidden barriers.