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Gus Berger joins us to talk about his new film The Lost City of Melbourne which is slated for screening at the upcoming MIFF.

Renee Brack's film Ticketyboo tells the story of her fathers death and her own journey to understand Alzheimer's disease. The film is showing as part of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF)

We talk with Filmmakers Michelle Dado and Steven Posvolsky about their film The Power of Activism which brings together six climate activists with an actuary in an investigation around the cost of fighting for a better future. The film will screen at the upcoming Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF).

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We talk with filmmaker Ryan Gaskett about his film Leigh screening at the upcoming Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) Tracking the life of Australian chainsaw artist Leigh Conkie, Leigh is a portrait of a man who has used his experiences of abuse, destruction and loss to craft a life of service, connection and meaning.

We talk to filmmaker Mary Zournazi about her terrific film My Rembitka Blues which chronicles her grandmother's journey to Australia on the wave of the people's music Rembitka - the blues of the Greeks.

Ablaze charts the story of Bill Onus, black activist and filmmaker.

We talk with filmmaker Glenn Triggs about his new film Dreams of Paper and Ink premiering at the Lido on Friday 20th at 7pm.

We chat with writer/director Aaron Wilson about his new film Little Tornadoes which is showing in cinemas now. Set in rural Victoria the film sketches the connections between members of an isolated community.

First up we talk with Belinda Collins, The Social Crew creative director, responsible for coordinating the fantastic array of events happening at NGV Australia, NGV International, Fed Square, ACMI, State Library of Victory and Melbourne Museum for two nights only - May 13 & 14 between the wee hours of 6pm - 1pm as part of ART AFTER DARK here. We follow with a chat with NIDA Director in Residence,...

First up we talk with Belinda Collins, The Social Crew creative director, responsible for coordinating the fantastic array of events happening at NGV Australia, NGV International, Fed Square, ACMI, State Library of Victory and Melbourne Museum for two nights only - May 13 & 14 between the wee hours of 6pm - 1pm as part of ART AFTER DARK here. We follow with a chat with NIDA Director in Residence,...

We speak with Jonathan Alley here about his film Love in Bright Landscapes - The Story of David McComb of The Triffids. We follow with a chat with Kate Clere & Mick McIntyre here, from Second Nature Films, talk about their six part series called Eating Plants that has a distribution deal with TVF International in the UK and is available on SBS on-demand.  It's all about being Vegan, one of the big...

We speak with Jonathan Alley here about his film Love in Bright Landscapes - The Story of David McComb of The Triffids. We follow with a chat with Kate Clere & Mick McIntyre, from Second Nature Films, talk about their six part series called Eating Plants that has a distribution deal with TVF International in the UK and is available on SBS on-demand.  It's all about being Vegan, one of the biggest...

We speak with Jonathan Alley here about his film Love in Bright Landscapes - The Story of David McComb of The Triffids. We follow with a chat with Kate Clere & Mick McIntyre, from Second Nature Films, talk about their six part series called Eating Plants that has a distribution deal with TVF International in the UK and is available on SBS on-demand.  It's all about being Vegan, one of the biggest...

Just as we hear that the Australian Government has abandoned Julian Assanga, the film Ithaka documents the sheer cruelty and stacked process of the extradiction process in the UK Courts.  We hear from Gabriel Shipton one of the film's producers and Julian's brother.

We speak with Diana Paez, director/writer/editor, of Our Voices, premiering at the upcoming Spanish Film Festival. It brings the voices of Spanish Speaking migrants to Australia who came between 1960-80s.

The daughter of trailblazing Australian filmmaker, Lilias Fraser, tells the epic tale of her mother's extraordinary life, her career and their challenging relationship in the film The Camera Stopped Rolling.

Today we chat with writer/ director Celina Stang about her multi award winning feature Mother Mountain. Shot on the south coast of NSW, Mother Mountain brings the issue of intergenerational trauma into an Australian context when the experiences of the Holocaust and the similar experience of genocide for First Nations People come together.

We speak with film maker Jen Pedder about her fantastic new film River.

Today we chat with writer/ director Celina Stang about her multi award winning feature Mother Mountain. Shot on the south coast of NSW, Mother Mountain brings the issue of intergenerational trauma into an Australian context when the experiences of the Holocaust and the similar experience of genocide for First Nations People come together.

We speak with film director Philippa Bateman about the film Wash My Soul in the River's Flow a love story between great Australian songsters Ruby Hunter and Archie Roach set in country and during the 2004 Kura Tungar-Songs from the River concerts, where they collaborated with Paul Grabowsky and the 22-piece Australian Art Orchestra.

Today we feature two new filmsFriends & Strangers  here is James Vaughan's debut feature. A fascinating, quirky exploration into real lives lived. Anonymous Club  here is Danny Cohen's much awaited doco that follows three years in the life of Australian songtress Courtney Barnett.

Today we have the happy chance to hear from Gillian Moody filmmaker as well as someone who has worked in production at SBS and as an Investment and Development Manager in Screen Australia’s Indigenous Department. Gillian is going to be part of an AIDC session called Collaboration vs. Consultation: Move Towards Better Practice in First Nations Storytelling. the Australian International Documentary...

Today we chat with Colette Beaurdy from SealLight Films about her most recent production Life in Colour and the upcoming panel at AIDC Women and Wildlife: Making Waves in Specialist Factual. It is particularly aimed at encouraging more women in this area of filmmaking. Session Date & Time10:00 - 11:00 March 8th

Today we are highlighting A Stitch In Time which is opening in cinemas on February 17. Written and directed by Sasha Hadden A Stitch in Time is one out of the box. It follows the life of a woman named Liebe played by Maggie Blinco who reaches a fork in the raod when her long-term partner, the selfish Duncan played by musician Glenn Shorrock finally pushes just too far and she leaves to fend for he...