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Bam Bam is doco that puts boxing, Muslim woman and a world title on the stage at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. 

The faboulous new film from Clayton Jacobson that puts the dark back into sibling rivalry Brother's Nest.

Pandas 3D showing at IMAX Melbourne takes us into the world of Panda preservation. We talk to field biologist Dr Jake Owens the human star of the film. Luke Sparke's Australian Sci-Fi thriller Occupation is making waves locally and internationally. Opens in July in Australia we talk to one of the stars of the ensemble cast Charlie Terrier.

Artist Joan Ross has been announced as the winner of this years Mordant Family VR commission. Joan talks about her work and her plans for the virtual realty experience she is involved in.

This is a great opportunity for screen writers, performers and directors to get support and show their skills. It is intented that it will become an ongoing event.

Director and co-writer of Trench Anthony Paul Nelson talks about the Melbourne produced feature in classic film noir style.

The Human Rights Arts & Film Festival runs to May 17 with an extraordinary program screening at ACMI. Nathan Sen goes through the themes and some of the gems in the program.

After a quick reminder about the Setting Sun Film Festival with festival director Anna Bourzoukas we talk to John V. Soto. The Gateway is the latest release from Australian director John V. Soto it stars the great Jacqueline McKenzie and opens at The Lido and The Classic Elsternwick May 3.

Sunday April 22, 2-4 pmNamatjira Project + Q&A with Director Sera Davies,The story of a great Australian artist and his family's quest for justice.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW3phsGSCl8Sunday May 20, 2-4pmWestwind: Djalu's Legacy + Q&A with Producer Kate Pappas and TV Host Leila Gurruwiwi,Didgeridoo master Djalu Gurruwiwi tours the world, sharing Yolngu culturehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

We go to the opening of the new bespoke cinema The Thornbury Picture House & talk to Naina Sen director of The Song Keepers.

The inaugural ozflix Independent Film Awards (the "Ozzies") will be held on Saturday 7th April. We speak to Ron Brown about why the award is so important.

A fabulous doco about street artist Anthony Lister. We speak to the director Eddie Martin.

Heidi from Mojo Film Festival came in to give a shout out to filmmakers with lived experience of mental illness and recovery cycles who are invited to enter up to 3 min films showing their unique prespectives of lived experience and what their idea of good therapy really is. The Mojo red carpet event will be at ACMI on May 24th.

Money Matters panel at the Melbourne Women's Film Festival 2018 (MWFF). PANELLISTSCathy Rodda: Senior Development & Investment Manager - Film Victoria Kylie Eddy: Co-founder, Lean FilmmakingNatalie Erika James: Writer, Director, ProducerSophie Mathisen: Filmmaker, Festival DirectorModerated by: Dr Grady Hancock (Lecturer, Deakin University)

Director Dean Murphy talks about his up-coming film That's Not My Dog - a star studded truibute to the telling of a good joke. Opens March 15th

Transitions Film Festival from Feb 22 - March 9 shows a program of films dedicated to a sustainable future.

The Mordant Family Virtual Reality Commission offers a mid-career artist financial support to take their inspiration into the Virtual Realm. We speak to ACMI Senior Curator Fiona Trigg about the Commission.

Acclaimed Australian director Warwick Thornton talks about his new, ironically titled film Sweet Country.

Star of Big in Japan David Elliot-Jones talks on trying to be famous and what that really means after the making of this searching for fame documentary.

Clean Skin Cinema founder Hayley Bracken explains the concept. Refugee Action Collective (RAC) screening of Behrouz Boochani's film Chauka Please Tell Us the Time highlights how documentaries can be made in straightened circumstances. Screening ACMI Tues 12th Dec 6.30pm live cross.

Susie Hamilton Pathway Manger for Australian Writers Guild (AWG) talks about the new Pathway Portal launched at the latest SPA Conference.

Mardi Gras Film Festival director Lisa Rose.

Greg McLean talks about Jungle, Belko Experiment and his work as a director.

The Last Goldfish is a fascinating exploration into Su Goldfish's family tracking her father's line before and after escaping the Nazi onslaught. Inneundo a female driven Australian feature ready to creep you out. Charly Harrison and Heidi Salander are in the studio talking about their work on the film.

30 of October is 'd' day for a project that aims to have women & men in Australia document a day in the life of individual women Australian or in Australia for a doco to be ready on 2018 International Women's Day.  Join the facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/3010Film/and Join the contributors' group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/723908101129080/ Links to videos:What's it abouthttps://drive.g...