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Anna Bourozikas joinsus  from the Setting Sun Film Festival giving us an overview of this unique film festival and calling for entries up to 31st January.Also some great news from filmmaker Sinem Saban for Survival Day:1. Ḻuku Ngärra: The Law of the Land will be available to stream online for FREE that day.- people just have to enter the code FREEAUST at check out- link to watch www.lukungarrafilm.com 2. We will be launching a new education movement called TRUTH TELLING TOGETHER- website for this with all information is here: www.truthtellingtogether.com  3. Launch of our Chuffed fundraiser to help get all of the 50 hours of extra footage shot during the making of Ḻuku Ngärra into further education / truth telling resources. Link for this is here: https://chuffed.org/project/truthtellingwithdrgondarra

Writer/ Director Heath Davis talks to us about his very Australian christmas film Christmess.

W e speak with Scott Hicks about his new film The Musical Mind: a portait in process. In this film Hick follows four muscians to get an idea about how they tick - Daniel Johns of Silverchair fame, Ben Folds, Simon Tedeschi and David Helfgott - the subject of Hick's hugely successful feature Shine. This film leads us in a privileged journey throught their lives from the beginnings.

Today we focus on Bromley: Light After Dark a full length feature documentary by Melbourne filmmaker Sean McDonald about David Bromley, Australian artist, love him or hate him Bromley is a force of nature. I spoke with Sean about his film which is in theatre's now.

Madeline Blackwell here tells us about the intention behind the moving, modern drama Damage.Madeline Dyer here tells us about the making of the wild and wacky A Savage Christmas.

Today two Australian films to look out for at Cinemas. The first Luke Sparke's Bring Him to me  here showing now at Nova, the Sun Theatre, Village and Palace cinemas and the second The Big Dog by Dane McCusker here getting a release at the Sun Theatre in Yarraville starting Nov 9th today Thursday.

Today we chat with filmmaker Nick Barkla and revisit his film The Healing. The Healing is a fascinating film that follows the recovery that follows when a group of traumatised vets regain their own lives when they learn to re-train damaged ex-racehorses. The Healing is doing a country wide theatrical tour with Q & A with November 9th at the Nova on the Melbourne leg.

Director Ian White talks to us about his new film Mutiny in Heaven: The Birthday Party

First up we hear from Alice Maio Mackay here . Alice Maio Mackay is a 19-year-old transgender award-winning filmmaker. Her 3rd film T-Blockers is screening at MQFF.We go to a chat with Sarah Christie here, Senior Development Executive, Prime Video Australia  about their partnership with NIDA that will support two people in their pursuit of direcotrial/ writing for screen ambitions.

We chat with the enigmatic Saidin Salkic about his up-coming 2nd Film Festival Screening at the Docklands Library on Nov 11 at 3pm and live in general for Australia's foremost avant-garde filmmaker.