Kyle Davis' debut feature 'Dry Winter' is a portrait of a young couple surviving life in an off-the-beaten-track, opportunity-starved outback town.
Larissa Behrendt's documentary 'Araatika: Rise Up!', to make its world premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival, explores how a group of NRL greats came together to invent a new pre-game ceremony in response to the Maori Haka – one that could celebrate First Nation cultures.
In Rhian Skirving and John Harvey's documentary 'Off Country', premiering at MIFF, Indigenous teenagers navigate exams, social dramas and maintaining meaningful connections to home while at boarding school.
From Zimbabwe to South Africa and onto France, four refugees with a passion for wine dream big and defy expectation in this feel-good documentary.
Matthew Walker's 'I'm Wanita' is the story of a chaotic, flamboyant force of nature - Wanita Bahtiyar - and her lifelong odyssey to realise her childhood dream; sometimes at the cost of those dearest to her.
Bus Stop Films has partnered with RMIT University to launch its Accessible Film Studies Program for people with living with disability in Melbourne.
Jen Peedom's 'River' and Ben Lawrence's 'Ithaka' add to the already strong contingent of local films bound for August's Melbourne International Film Festival, which unveiled its full program today.
Director Justin Kurzel's 'Nitram' depicts the events leading up to one of the darkest chapters in Australian history, in an attempt to understand why and how this atrocity occurred.