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Australia Dances
- 1990
- Documentary
- 87mins
- Status: Completed
The history of dance in Australia.
The Battle for Sydney Harbour
- 1998
- Documentary
- 51mins
- Status: Completed
THE BATTLE FOR SYDNEY HARBOUR charts the spreading popular movement against the alienation of public land and bushland around Sydney harbour. Much of this land was dedicated to the people, but driven by economic trends of the 1990s, all levels of government are eager to turn a profit from land held by them in trust.
Cave Of Dreams
- 1983
- Documentary
- 50mins
- Status: Completed
A film about the annual pilgrimage of 30,000 Hindus to the cave of Amar-Nath, high in the Himalayan mountains of Kashmir.
Class of '39
- 1983
- Documentary
- 79mins
- Status: Completed
The story of the Vienna Mozart Boys Choir who arrived in Australia on a world concert tour in 1939 and were caught in Australia as enemy aliens at the outbreak of World War II. Nineteen of the 20 boys stayed in Australia after the war and this is the story of what became of them and their choirmaster.
The Eleven Powers
- 1980
- Documentary
- 50mins
- Status: Completed
One of the most spectacular happenings of this century took place on the island of Bali in recent times. Years of prophesy and months of preparation culminated in the spectacular festivities known as the Eka Dasa Rudra, or Festival of the Eleven Powers. It is called into being every 100 years to mark the closing of the Balinese century and reestablish the balance of positive and negative forces in the world.
In Moral Panic
- 1990
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
Examines the concept of punishment and the prison system.
Margaret Mead And Samoa
- 1988
- Documentary
- 51mins
- Status: Completed
A film about the scientific controversy regarding Margaret Mead's fieldwork in Samoa during the 1920s and Professor Derek Freeman's refutation of her work.
The Occult Experience
- 1985
- Documentary
- 87mins
- Status: Completed
The occult always attracts widespread attention because it addresses basic human emotions: fear of the unknown, curiosity about strange beliefs and intrigue about the mysteries of our existence. THE OCCULT EXPERIENCE takes us deep into the occult for the first time on an international basis. From New York City to the caves of Western Australia, it penetrates the veil of secrecy around the many of its traditions.
Paradise Camp
- 1986
- Documentary
- 56mins
- Status: Completed
A film about Theresienstadt, the strangest of all the Nazi concentration camps where psychological warfare was perpertrated on its inhabitants. This concentration camp in Czechoslovakia had no gas chambers, though its death toll was appalling enough. Its prisoners were not tatooed, though they were deeply scarred in far more subtle ways. This was the greatest Nazi hoax.
The Sword And The Flower
- 1987
- Documentary
- 56mins
- Status: Completed
This is a film about Australians who have a special relationship with Japan through war. Norman Sparnon is an Australian, but also an Ikebana Master, decorated by Emperor Hirohito. Kenneth Wybrow is an Australian living in Tokyo. He fights for the recognition of the children of Australian soldier fathers and Japanese mothers. Cherry Parker became a celebrity when she arrived in Australia in 1952 as the first Japanese War bride. She had fallen in love with Gordon, an Australian soldier on his first day in Japan. Forty years later, the Parkers are proof of a successful marriage between Australia and Japan.
Where Death Wears A Smile
- 1985
- Documentary
- 51mins
- Status: Completed
Daring escapes by Australian and other Allied prisoners-of-war so infuriate the Nazis that the troublemakers are sent to the end of the line: The Small Fortress of Theresienstadt, a concentration camp in Czechoslovakia. Stripped of their national and military status, they are hidden from view. They become political prisoners. Yet for almost 40 years after the War the Australian Army says: no, this never happened; no Australians ever entered Nazi concentration camps. Two Australians, Walter Steilberg and Alex McCelland are drawn out of seclusion and return to Czechoslovakia to see what memories await. And to set the record straight, once and for all.

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