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Dogra Sahab

Dir. Gurpreet Singh / SWEDEN / 2008 / 23:00

Mr. Dogra is an elusive character. At 84, he is still witty, mischievous, charming and even absurd at times. But beneath his jolly disposition lies the sad truth of old age, a truth that even he cannot outsmart.

User

Dir. Sally O’Grady / AUS / 2008 / 7:30

Sydney’s Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) opened five years ago and now sees up to two hundred clients a day. User is an intimate portrait of the centre’s clients as she walks the streets of the city’s red light district.

A Field Guide for the Modern Uncircumcised Male

Dir. E. Aaron Ross / USA / 2008 / 11:00

Despite the overloading transmission of information in today’s society there still remains a gap in the knowledge of men, particularly when it comes to their foreskin.

Hear us

Prod. WITNESS and Research Advocacy Unit / USA / 2009 / 6:00

Four women who have been targeted for their political affiliations and subjected to rape, torture, and violence come forward to demand justice from the Zimbabwean Government and the Southern Africa Development Community.

An Eternal Treblinka

Dir. Gary Rhodes / AUST / 2009 / 5:40

By all accounts this is a disturbing title for a film..but for the animals this is An Eternal Treblinka, Emma Haswell animal rights campaigner and owner of Brightside animal sanctuary along with her friend Dianna Simpson took their camera on a covert film raid to a supplier of Pork and filmed this horrific footage, as a film maker I have never experienced such horror footage not since the days of Nazi persecution. I cried for days editing this film and was determined to let the pictures tell the story..their are no excuses for this kind of farming and no excuses to those that buy the pork from these suppliers. Let it be noted that The fresh food people went to this property and were satisfied with the conditions – Gary Rhodes

No one wants to eat Parsley

Dir. Sharon Mooney / USA / 2008 / 6:00

Part coffee klatch, part baking party, a visit with Meredith in her Brooklyn apartment leads to talk of ‘happy endings’ and the horrors of getting old.

Putting Yourself Out There

Dir. Clint Nenns / USA / 2008 / 2:05

A voyeuristic intervention into the lives of chat addicted users. A commentary on the para-social relationships often formed through Internet communication.

Protest Diaries: Outrage at the Embassy

Dir. Shahriar Shadab / AUS / 2009 / 6:00

In Canberra, Persian Australians gather at the embassy with a message to the Islamic regime in Iran. One of many demonstrations around the world after the recent Iranian election fallout.

The Sky Was Angry

Dir. Sharif Abdunnur / LEBANON / 2008 / 22:00

A moving documentary (and the ultimate anti-war statement) about the real-life story of children who took refuge in a theatre in Beirut, during the Israeli war on Lebanon in the summer of 2006.

Count Backwards From Five

Dir. Tony Gault / USA / 2007 / 8:00

Tells the story of the director’s brother, a man struggling with the fine line between life and death.

Program as a pdf

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