Australia Movies

directed by Tamara Desiatov

Every LGBT milestone happened on Australian TV in the 1970s, years before the rest of the world. And nobody ever saw it, because the nudity, adult sto...

In the Eighteenth Century, London was the biggest city in the world - a global centre for trade, manufacturing and industry. Bigger and richer than ev...

Two Bureaucratic aliens conduct a trial with a randomly chosen human, who must subsequently defend the human race.

Upon finding a strange switch, a boy must re-experience the past day in colour.

Australia is the driest inhabited continent but the large number of escarpments around its coastline house thousands of waterfalls, the most outstandi...

Half of Australia’s 56 species of Parrots are shown in outstanding photography, unique behavior, stunning colors, and close-ups. Fifty of the 56 speci...

Silent Super 8 black and white movie featuring James Baker, drummer with the Perth punk band The Scientists.

Ponds house thousands of species that depend on them for their survival, a natural network for life, dozens of species are shown in this video, in out...

The power of the Close-up Shot is fully displayed, dozens of species filmed in the Australian Bush, usually only available to the few keen observers i...

Three optimistic teens in search of a peaceful weekend away awaken dark forces. With dangers mounting and the scent of blood heavy in the air, can the...

Detail from 1987 Australian tour, a collection of music videos from the abstract industrial group.

“Citizen Gane” chronicles the life of legendary Australian Graffiti Writer Gane 2, who back in the early 1980’s at age 12, was one of the very first g...

A bank robber holds a young woman hostage in her own car during the heist. Hijinks ensue.

In 1989, after centuries of secrecy around homosexuality, a lesbian couple grows a grassroots magazine into Australia's longest-lived lesbian publicat...

Around 700 Spanish women arrive in Australia in the early 1960s due to an informal agreement between the government and the regime of Francisco Franco...

An attempt at an unadulterated biography of one life of many within a moment, which always will be, and always was, a memory.