Created between the ages of 14 and 16, teenage director Elliott Hasler's depiction of his great-grandfather's experiences in WWII; an escaped British POW's battle for survival whilst on the run in war-torn Italy.

WWII: The Long Road Home

Raw, revealing and honest, Just Be Gemma explores the subject of gender transformation by telling the personal story of St. John's, Newfoundland activist Gemma Hickey.

Just Be Gemma

The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) is in many historian's estimations the world's first feature length film. Today, only 17 minutes of the original footage is known to survive.  Silent film historian Dr Peter Walsh and Australian film critic Tara Judah have teamed up to embark upon an early cinema/Australian cultural film odyssey to re-present the 43 minutes of absence. In so doing, they have created an hour-long video essay where myth and story meet and mingle. The final result will change what you think you know about Ned Kelly and his gang and how early cinema influenced everything from Australian national identity, the trajectory of narrative cinema, frame rates in film and even had an impact on today's range of hipster beards.  Expect original footage, documentary excerpts, clips, quips, podcast witherings and personal reflections on one of the greatest and most unknowable stories of cinema history.