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Showing 1 - 10 of 24 titles with a criteria of Subject is Australia
Bedevil
BEDEVIL is the stunning debut feature from Tracey Moffatt (NIGHT CRIES, NICE COLORED GIRLS) and the first feature directed by an Australian Aboriginal woman.
Women Make Movies | 1996 | 90 minutes
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Birth, sex and violence were cut from films by the Australian Censorship Board from 1958-1971 and went unseen...until now.
Icarus Films | 2018 | 66 minutes
Cracks in the Mask
A Torres Strait Islander sets out on a voyage of discovery to the great museums of Europe where his cultural heritage now lies.
Icarus Films | 1998 | 58 minutes
Death of a Nation
John Pilger's horrifying expose of the West's complicity in the twenty-year genocide in East Timor.
Bullfrog Films | 2006 | 75 minutes
Defendant 5
When a young Australian filmmaker documents the destruction of Tasmania’s ancient forests she is swept up in a multi-million dollar legal battle that challenges the right to free speech.
Green Planet Films | 2014 | 30 minutes
Dreams from the Outback
An honest and loving look at Australian's indigenous, beautifully filmed and fiercely proud.
First Hand Films | 2019 | 79 minutes
Global Gardener: Dry Lands
Bill Mollison looks at efforts to reverse desertification in Arizona, Botswana, and Australia.
Bullfrog Films | 1996 | 28 minutes
Global Gardener: In The Tropics
Bill Mollison introduces the basic principles of permaculture, and shows us examples of successful permaculture practices and projects in the tropical climates of Australia and Zimbabwe.
Bullfrog Films | 1996 | 29 minutes
Global Gardener: Urban
Bill Mollison shows us examples of permaculture in the urban settings of New York City and Harare, Zimbabwe.
Bullfrog Films | 1996 | 29 minutes
Great White Lies
Western Australia isn’t the first place to cull sharks, but in a day and age where we are supposedly making progress in our understanding of sharks, what does it mean when outdated practices continue rather than disappear?
Green Planet Films | 2015 | 50 minutes
