Since the climatic events of Patrick Escott's gripping and taut sequel, 'Wasting Time', Penner and Pavel have been thrown back in time to a primitive and dark age. They now have to make their way back to their own time, trying to undo the damage caused by Chekhov's technology, and evading amoral and mysterious agents. Is their mission just a waste of time, or will they be able to save it?

Three dating show contestants discover the charming, cuddly bachelorette of the show may be far more dangerous than she seems. As they navigate absurd romance challenges, their fragile masculinity is tested in grotesque ways. Despite desperately striving to win the favour of their bachelorette, the three discover one by one that they may be in for more than they bargained for.

I wont allow my self to see another day

A Mockumentary about a 17 year old up and coming F-Boy on TikTok

Doug Hawkins IS Footscray! The man who has had an entire wing at the Western Oval lovingly named after him by the loyal Footscray supporters has, for over a decade, been the lifeblood of the Western suburbs club.

A schizophrenic cannibal and her equally deranged family menace a group of unwary tourists in Outback Australia.

September 30, 1981 - the day generally regarded as the greatest day in VFL/AFL Grand Final history. On this day no word other than 'epic' accurately describes the encounter between Geelong and Hawthorn. '1989' The Final Story has been produced to appeal to all football lovers no matter who they support, with its portrayal of the impact - both positive and negative - on the lives of all those directly involved.

A filmmakers family. A poetic mother. A dirt bike riding father. A horse taming daughter. A story telling, flute playing grandfather. And a swing riding Grandmother.

After her mother's death, a sixteen-year-old girl forms an unexpected bond with a troubled outcast, guiding her through the quiet depths of grief.

A unique burlesque experience...

Collingwood Football Club, the most famous sporting club in Australia. Despite being the major headliner through the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties, Collingwood had not tasted the ultimate success since 1958. The Road to Victory has been tough and laced with emotion and ridicule... for 32 years. In 1990 however, the hoodoo was finally broken. The Road to Victory follows the build up throughout the season, and the ultimate success and scenes of unbridled joy as the most loved and hated football club took the grand prize at last.

After their lives take them in directions they never expected, and having slowly drifted apart over the years, Jessica and Todd meet for dinner to try and get back to where they once were.

This promotional documentary made by the Shell Film Unit advertises the Shell Company of Australia’s extensive knowledge of motoring and Australian motorists’ needs. It focuses on the qualities of the Shell Touring Service throughout the country and their nationwide network of road-related services.

George Camp is back - and this time it has some new faces. The newly founded Guardians of the Gippsland take on their mantle as they tackle another epic Camp, but little do they know the strife and tribulations that await them in the depths of Westernport...

Working collaboratively with tMFHA we developed a dramatic short film called MATES, which was designed to educate audiences on teen suicide by fostering the skills and knowledge required to facilitate peer-to-peer intervention among young people. By dramatising depression through the story of three mates, we were able to show youth audiences what depression looks like, the warnings signs of suicide, and what they can do to help their friends through dark times.

An unknown man spends 3 days in a hauntingly eerie forest awaiting further instructions to prevent the apocalypse.

Carlo "Charlie" Salvestro relives the highs and lows of working the tunnels on the Snowy Hydro Scheme.

Three friends decide to spice up their boring lives by robbing a store to which they’re greeted by another group of three friends robbing the same store

GIRL IN THE PURGATORIUM tells the story of a modern day Alice who wakes up in LIMBO, bound by the silken shackles of polite society. A mysterious hound helps her break these bonds before she is faced with a set of choices. What will she be guided by? LOVE? Or FEAR? And what will be the CONSEQUENCES of her decisions?

Hugh Jass has become Mayor of the glowing city of Globetopia, giving him the chance to bring his evil plans to life. Follow Cody as he attempts to stop Hugh Jass and save Globetopia from impending doom.

A world-renowned science fiction author struggles to deliver on a manuscript, tempted to go to artificial intelligence to complete his story.

It’s time we acknowledge Fediterranean houses as part of the identity of Vincent, and figure out how they’ll be part of our future.

The internal symphony of the feminine mind navigating a night out - where fear and joy exist side by side.

Curtis Levy is a man on a musical mission - running for the Australian senate on a single ticket to make the folksong "Waltzing Matilda" the new national anthem when Australia becomes a republic. Join Curtis and his long-suffering campaign manager Jo Smith over the course of their chaotic, under-funded campaign as they strive to unite Australians in one voice through this rousing, popular song.

Tjintu Pakani: Sunrise Awakening charts the growth and awakened awareness of a group of Aborigines as they discover themselves at the Black Theatre Arts and Culture Centre in Redfern.

Movie that came with 1st pressing copies of 7th frenzal rhomb album "Forever Malcom Young

A school teacher is stalked after hours by an evil entity.

"SEEMA:The Film" explores the escalating tension in an abusive relationship, culminating in a shocking act of violence that forces the victim to confront her own capacity for survival.

Images of boats on the river.

Travels in Burma.

When New Zealand’s longest-serving prime minister, Richard John Seddon, suddenly took ill and died during his voyage home from a diplomatic trip to Australia, the country went into mourning. A national hero, Seddon had presided over New Zealand’s decision not to join the Australian Federation in 1901, was responsible for the institution of old-age pensions, and was a champion of miners and the native Maori people. Thousands lined the streets of Wellington for his funeral cortège on 21 June 1906. Led by a brass band playing a specially composed funeral march, the horse-drawn carriage was followed by Seddon’s family, along with various dignitaries and government officials, as it made its way through the capital to St. Paul’s Cathedral.

A lone terrestrial being. Nature and its inexplicable power The empires we build and the terrain in which we lay claim territory explores our relationship with the natural world, and questions the ownership and possession of the lands in which we inhabit.

Yinarr is a glimpse into the discovery and exploration of Gamilaroi woman Amelia Jean OLeary's journey with identity. "Yinarr" means "Aboriginal Woman" in Gamillaray langauge. With music, editing, filming and dance by O'Leary, she shares a raw physical depiction of the internal vortex of identity, sisterhood and culture. In this iteration of Yinarr, O'Leary reflects on how sisterhood and the Blak Matriarchy have strengthened her as Yinarr.

In "Social Media Slaughterhouse," aspiring influencer , Adalynne leads her friends into a notorious Haunted House, chasing viral fame. But as they encounter supernatural horrors, Adalynne must confront the dark side of online validation to survive and uncover the chilling truth.

Three childhood friends gather one last time to bid farewell after one gets a terminal diagnosis only to find themselves with nothing in common, sitting in a hospital room bickering over their actions 30 years prior.

THREE THOUSAND is a short film by writer/director Frank Piripitsi. The film brings together two strangers. Tracy is a young woman running from her past, who is sought out by Adam, an 11-year old boy beaten and adrift. Adam is a mystery to us, as he is to Tracy. All we know, is that he needs to go 'home'. A strange tattoo on Adam's lip is their only guide. Circumstance brings them together, their destinies more profoundly connected than either had imagined.

A haunted soul in a beautiful world. A story of betrayal, the loss of innocence and the birth of insanity...

In this documentary, Bengali hip hop artists share their stories of growing up in a struggling nation, using music to express their experiences with poverty, corruption, and the fight for women’s empowerment. Through raw lyrics, they address the harsh realities of their upbringing, challenging societal norms and inspiring change.

The material and mechanics which form the aftermath of the moments before and during the making of the film itself.

Through the eyes of a first-time club-goer and the voices of a few regulars, we take a look at the iconic Connections Nightclub through the ages.

I guess you are waking up now...

This social impact film focusses on preparing children for an unknown future of global change and technology.

As a Father & Son go on a drive The Son is forced to confront the past

“There is a World in one of those far off stars sand things do not happen there as they happen here”. A love story with a twist, set on a distant planet.

Two friends try to make their way to the water but the surrounding space seems to become increasingly abstracted.

An erratic, unstable and absurd producer becomes self-aware that he's in a film. Trying to run away from the camera and audience, his life spirals out of control, escaping by any means necessary.

The story of a relationship, told from the perspective of a man's voicemail.

During a stay in the infamous Blackheath Gorge, 5 friends are terrorised by a nightmarish entity, said to appear once every 27 years

A three-colour separation of Ivor painting the Arf Arf group and performing with them on the soundtrack. (Arthur Cantrill & Corinne Cantrill)

It was filmed from photographs of a rehearsal by Will Spoor of a Tardieu work at the Arts Laboratory, Drury Lane. The photos were taken before starting Moving Statics and were a way to familiarize ourselves with Will Spoor's work. The soundtrack consists of a recording made at the time of the photo shoot. (Arthur Cantrill & Corinne Cantrill)

Charles Lloyd is an Australian artist whom we met in Sydney. He began working with printmaking when he moved to London around 1960. The film showcases his drypoint etching technique, then moves on to printing with a multicolor plate. Lloyd discusses the endless possibilities of plate engraving and then shows how he develops a color philosophy for each plate during the grading and printing process. The film ends with an overview of his prints as he discusses the ideas behind his work, many of which come from the Australian landscape. The film takes us from these images to a final sequence of animated printed details interspersed with a composition of electronic, musical, and natural sounds. The film is essentially a documentary, but we felt the need to include a more experimental coda that would free us from the confines of documentary. (Arthur Cantrill & Corinne Cantrill)

Upcoming film from Alexander Adamovic.