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Spoke the story of a woman, her bike and 5,000 miles of USA terrain will be screening at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival on Opening Night Saturday 9, July. Filmmaker Emily Baker tells us about the making of the film.

We speak to two film makers, Jeff Hann and Roland Farval, responsible for The Coffee Man screening as part of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival.

Nick Barkla's debut film behind the camera Inside Fighter will be part of the inaugural Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. MDFF is screening over three days early July (9,10 & 11) at Howlers Arts Space Brunswick. It is the only competition documentary film festival in Australia.

We speak to John Cherry co-producer of Motorkite Dreaming - a cross cutlural boys/ girls own adventure across Australia visiting 20 Aboriginal language groups. This film is having it's world premiere at the Hot Docs at Palace season showing in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra mid June.

In his feature debut Grant Scicluna has produced a disturbing but rewarding investigation of a soul seeking redemption in an Australian landscape that is at once domestic and wild. Downriver is atmosphere, compelling and cleverly devised. A film for those who love truth and are willing to work for it. Performances from Reef Ireland, Kerry Fox, Robert Taylor, and Helen Morse.

Amanda Duthie, CEO and Director of the Adelaide Film Festival talks abou the third and final Hive Fund. This innovative arts initiative brings together filmmakers and artists from the broader Australian arts community to produce in film wildly exciting co-productions.

Lawrence Johnston's latest film Neon is the first International feature highlighting the mystic and glory of the neon sign in history. From commercialism to art, happiness to film noire Neon takes us on a journey into the land where reality crosses over to dream.

Made in Melbourne Film Festival assistant director Corey Corbett and Publicist Hana Vraniqi talk about the Script to Screen Indigneous film project designed to support an indigeous writer or director getting up on screen for the 8th MIM festival.

We talk St Kilda Film Festival. It is the 33rd year for the Film Festival and this year we talk about the 100 top Australian shorts and the Calendar of events aimed at bolstering the skills of filmmakers with Festival Director Paul Harris.

Experienced filmmaker Margot Nash speaks about her new film about the silences that can be found in every family.