Colombian born and Melbourne based filmmaker Mateo Guerrero has secured the inaugural I See Doco Lab, Momentum award for his project, Echoes of Memory. A complex and deeply political, environmental
Irish filmmaker Gar O’Rourke speaks about documenting life in Italy’s Cinque Terre, where tourism, tradition and preservation exist in constant tension.
If Australian films are thin on the ground at the 83rd Venice Film Festival — there are two features including Russell Crowe’s music documentary What Love Builds — the festival
Indie producer, writer, innovator Sal Balharrie has launched a new vision and pathway for documentary makers and how to seize global alignments, I See Doco Lab. I See Doco Lab
The Swedish director of Elvira Madigan and All Things Fair, among many others, and famous critic of the universally revered Ingmar Bergman, is the subject of Matthias Nohrborg’s fascinating documentary
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A powerful underdog story of ambition, culture and resilience, Tenor: My Name is Pati follows Samoan brothers from church choirs to standing ovations in the world’s greatest opera houses.
Praised for being the first feature-length film shot in Longtian (Fuqing), Time and Tide captures a texture of rural China that has never been seen before.
After opening the Sydney Film Festival and being review bombed on IMDB, Selina Miles' documentary about International human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson's fight against defamation laws to silence sexual abuse
With the use of Artificial Intelligence dividing filmmakers and film lovers around the world, Western Australian filmmaker Zeke Morgan-Hind attacked the argument head on with his thought-provoking documentary, Prompt: Make
Striking young talent Tyler Kang is an emerging filmmaker who has explored themes of Asian-Australian cultural identity with his short films Fenômeno Boy, Chinatown’s Last Emperor and now, his most ambitious and