Dead By June
The meteoric rise, heartbreaking fall and the unfathomable comeback of motorcycle racing’s 5-time World Champion, Mick Doohan.
Feature documentary, 85 min
Third Man Films
Directors: Madeline Ross, Rob Coe
Aussie Rules the World
AFL superstar Brett Kirk is on an international mission to uncover people’s passion for footy in unexpected corners of the globe.
Feature documentary, 85 min
co-editor with Paul Murphy and Wayne Hyett ASE
Second Nature Films
Director: Michael McIntyre
Voyage to the Planets
Today's space traveller must endure drastic climates, crushing gravity, and blistering radiation. It’s the ultimate in adventure travel, but it’s not for the faint of heart.
National Geographic Channel / ABC, 6 x 60 min
Essential Media and Entertainment
Executive Producer: Chris Hilton
Unmuted - Unveiling the Scars
Filmed in several regions of the world, this series reveals real-life female subjects who have overcome huge obstacles after their experience of gender based violence.
3 x 52 min
Without Exception Films
Series Producer: Sarah MacLellan
Anatomy of a Massacre
With graphic archival material and personal witness testimonies, Anatomy of a Massacre investigates one of Timor-Leste’s most notorious atrocities in recent history.
ABC, 55 min
CJZ
Executive Producer: Michael Cordell
Devil Island
Can a group of endangered Tasmanian Devils reared in captivity learn to be wild?
ABC / ITV / France Television / NGTI, 6 x 25 min
360 Degree Films
Director: Andrew Sully
Two in the Top End
As climate change shifts the national focus northward, John Doyle and Tim Flannery examine the colourful past, present and future of the Deep North.
ABC, 5 x 26 min
CJZ
Director: Michael Cordell
Australia’s Great Flood
In early 2011, Queensland is hit by massive floods, caught on camera by those who lived through it.
National Geographic / ABC, 48 min
360 Degree Films
Directors: Sally Ingleton, Sara Tiefenbrun
Christmas Lights
Ever wondered what drives people to spend up to 11 months of the year and thousands of dollars on Christmas lights?
ABC, 25 min
Film Australia
Director: Liz Fisher
The Good, the Bad and the Loud:
the history of CAAMA music
A humorous, open and honest insight into the history of the CAAMA music label and exploration of Indigenous music throughout Central Australia.
Imparja, 50 min
CAAMA
Director: Warwick Thornton
Two Men in a Tinnie
First Mate John Doyle and Captain Tim Flannery explore Australia’s largest river system, in the mighty Bismarck, a three-metre-long tinny with a very bad leak.
ABC, 5 x 26 min
CJZ
Director: Michael Cordell
Time Bomb
As the first male health worker in Areyonga, Frank Djara speaks openly about his health problems and concerns for his community in this simple but powerful film.
Imparja, 25 min
CAAMA
Director: Robyn Nardoo