Documentary movies

Go inside the pressure cooker of Australia's Supercars Final. Chaos erupts, hearts broken and dreams are realised on the streets of Adelaide.

In this documentary, we follow Zwangere Guy during a period of loneliness, pain, and healing. For the first time in his life, he has stopped using drugs and is facing his demons sober. Gorik hopes to come to terms with his past and return to the stage free from pain.

Three motorcyclists share the experiences, anxieties and philosophies which inform their lives on the road.

Follows Moreen, New Zealand's first female Iraqi police officer, as she recounts her experiences as a refugee, a domestic abuse survivor, and eventually a community leader.

La Madame brings to life the director's great-grandmother, a manager of a well-known brothel in Francoist Valencia.

A young divorcee reckons with the sudden end of his marriage through caring for the pet ducks his ex-wife left behind.

Drawing on a location test filmed in Uganda and an email exchange with the scout, this short film captures cinema’s ties to land and its entanglement with colonial imaginaries, binding the fiction of filmmaking with state-building.

The first in a planned trilogy of short films from director Elijah Winfield, Rocket Fuel 001 is a lo-fi, freeform odyssey through the art of connectivity, coping with lost love and an ongoing struggle with sense of self by means of vivid, stark-colored imagery and a soundscape heavily induced with breakbeat instrumentals.

After her mother’s death, Nao retreats to a Zen temple to wrestle with grief. Blending family archives, hand-drawn animation and performance art, this seductively meditative documentary explores suffering, and the gentle art of transcending it.

Despite the deep traces of trauma caused by sexual violence and torture at the hands of Russian troops, Ukrainian women survivors are uniting to break stigma and silence, transforming their testimonies into a powerful form of resistance.