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Award-winning independent filmmaker and experienced underwater cameraman Nays Baghai splashed onto the scene with his critically acclaimed debut Descent (2020), a compelling portrayal of ice freediver Kiki Bosch. Now, Baghai
How Nays Baghai unveiled the beauty of cave diving with his film Diving into the Darkness.
8
... moves at a quick pace and does not attempt to dwell too much on any one episode of Gondry’s life, offering us glimpses of his family and work.
The Sydney filmmaker can finally share her years in the making documentary Charmian Clift: Life Burns High.
John Jarratt has been talking about this documentary series for many years, featuring his old mates (Mel Gibson, Alan Finney, Steve Bisley, etc) discussing the Australian film industry, and here's
The Man Who Ate a Succulent Chinese Meal chronicles the life of Aussie internet legend, Jack Karlson, set to release in March 2025.
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It’s a flowery, at times poetic retelling of the man’s life, unafraid to sing his praises in a not entirely objective manner.
8.5
... something that will appeal to history buffs, cinephiles, animation fans and documentary lovers ...
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A deeply personal story told with frankness and honesty, Archibald Prize winning artist Blak Douglas (aka Adam Hill) allows audiences to join his journey to confront his family’s past. Known
With The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival set to kick off on July 1 (online), we’ve taken a run through the programme and picked ten of the tastiest Aussie titles on