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Cookie Jar & A Dream Studios Announce Premiere of Summer of ’94
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DICK’S Sporting Goods’ in-house content and production studio, Cookie Jar & A Dream Studios, announced its upcoming documentary with Imagine Documentaries and Stand Together, Summer of ’94, as its first project to premiere at SXSW Film & TV Festival. As the FIFA World Cup returns to U.S. soil this summer, Cookie Jar & A Dream…
Doco Changing Track Headed to Digital on Demand
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As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games commence, compelling new documentary Changing Track – finalist for Best Documentary at the 2026 ASC Media Awards – rides its way to Digital on Demand after a successful national cinema release in December. Following completion of Changing Track, the three principal subjects of the film won big…
AIDC 2026 FULL PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
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Presented by Principal Partner VicScreen, Presenting Partners ACMI and Screen Australia, and Major Partners ABC and SBS, the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) has announced the full program for its 2026 event – including over 50 sessions, screenings and events, more than 100 speakers and 80+ industry decision makers – taking place in-person at ACMI…
Freestyle Digital Media Releases Documentary The Mighty Oaks
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Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has just released the feature sports documentary THE MIGHTY OAKS, which is now available to rent/own on North American digital HD internet, DVD, cable, and satellite platforms, starting December 9, 2025.THE MIGHTY OAKS is a feature documentary set in Morgan Hill,…
Changing Tracks Q&A Tour
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As the compelling new documentary Changing Track rides its way through cinemas across Australia, culminating in special screenings on December 3 for The International Day of People Living with a Disability, its subjects have won gold at The Para-Cycling Track Championships. When Australian Para-Cycling champs Emily Petricola, Korey Boddington and Kane Perris make their way…
Opening Weekend for Brothers on Three
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Leadership does not always wear rank. Sometimes, it wears mud, tape, and a jersey. In Brothers on Three, the roar of a crowd fades and what remains is the bond that outlasts the scoreboard. The feature documentary follows Army West Point Rugby through bruising practices, hard-won matches, and the quiet moments when young cadets learn…
John Turturro Directing Joe Torre Documentary
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Acclaimed filmmaker and New York native John Turturro will direct Joe Torre (working title), a new feature documentary produced by Motto Pictures on the iconic National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee, it was announced by MLB Studios, Major League Baseball’s Emmy Award-winning production label and BD4, Banijay America’s sports and documentary label. In a lifetime…
Australian documentary Nansie Screening During Dementia Action Week
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Anna Trichet Laurier’s intimate and deeply moving Australian documentary Nansie – about two sisters who care for their grandmother with dementia – will screen in Western Australia, NSW and Victoria during Dementia Action Week.“More than 1.5 million Australians care for someone living with dementia, and it is the second leading cause of death for all…
MDFF 2025 – Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe
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A story of resistance across generations, the power of family and the unrelenting struggle for justice in a country that remains in denial. Controversial and uncompromising, Australian Aboriginal political activist Robbie Thorpe stands as part of a long line of Indigenous resistance to invasion.