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Produced in association with Waringarri Aboriginal Arts at Kununurra in Western Australia, this moving documentary features three women who talk about their paintings as an expression of their relationship to their country. The women share a sense of belonging to their place and express this belonging through dance and song and all of their artistic expressions. On a trip into the bush around Cockatoo Lagoon near Kununurra, they explain the stories of their Dreaming and of their land, and talk of their own experiences growing up as workers on stations in the area. Each artist talks about why they paint - to teach and to share stories about their country with others in the community and wider afield. The film also observes them working on paintings, each giving her personal interpretation of a loved environment and a living culture. The paintings are all very different in style but all express a life-affirming sense of identity intimately linked to their own country.

Shot on super eight film in the early 90s and re-filmed to video in 2014. When I released my c.d. Globe Notes a musician friend said it reminded him of a trip to Bali as a child being transported, half asleep, half dreaming, part awake, through the Balinese countryside at night by bicycle rickshaw. The audio is from a recording of my live soundtrack performance for the silent film 'Legong' that I performed for Across Asia Film Festiva at the MAXXI in Rome June 2014.

Part of my 'Island Gardens' audio visual installation on-going project concerning islands.

I first visited Lamma island in 2009 and gave a concert on the beach, seen in the Eco(u)stic video, where I told the story of the mutineers from The Bounty and how they had built a schooner, named the Resolution, and how it was captured when they were re-captured in Tahiti and how it escaped later with five men aboard and made it all the way across the pacific from Tofua, near Tonga to Timor where it was given as a gift to the Dutch Governor. Late in its life, much like Stevenson's ship, it turned up on the North American coast hunting sea otter. It made a voyage from China to Hawaii in record time and was, later on,wrecked 'somewhere in the South China Sea, maybe near Hong Kong near Lamma Island? The soundtrack is edited from field recordings made on Lamma.

Pulau Ubin near Singapore. The soundtrack is made from a live recording of a concert I gave at the Esplanade Library in Singapore using field recordings made during my artist residency on Pulau Ubin for The Artists Village group.

The soundtrack is a collage of Viv Corringham's voice singing a Greek rembetika song across the top of myself and pianist Chris Abrahams improvising. The video was shot from up in Ano Syros village on the island of Syros and in the port below.

O'Brien tells this story to his friend, "Dave", who visits to catch up and reminisce. During his visit, Dave learns of the illusionist's "David vs. Goliath" story where the line between what is real and what is an illusion is unclear.

PROMO FOR MY ARTISTS RESIDENCY IN CAGLIARI - 2015 - MORE TO COME.

Two detectives team up to investigate several murders that they think are linked together. When the latest murder and a mission person report happen on the same day they question if they have a copy cat on their hands.

Katie is an isolated ten-year-old constantly looking for attention from her family. Her equally overlooked Granny, who has Alzheimers, lives with them. Though Granny's condition is at times frustrating, Katie uses it to get extra pocket money and sherry out of her, Granny is the only person who treats her like an adult. But an unexpected friendship begins to develop between them as they become close allies.

15-year-old Tommy Barnes filmed his 27 mile walk from his suburban high school to the Detroit riverfront. Braving forests and darkened Detroit viaducts, Tommy pioneers a straight line path downtown. His trek reflects Detroit’s transition from post-apocalyptic decay to renaissance, narrated by the people who live there. As Tommy sees a Detroit that few people ever see, he too is transformed.

A surreal and humorous short film shot on 16mm by Las Vegas independent filmmaker Thomas Barndt and featuring Cult Movie magazine Buddy Barnett

Nonton The Walking

If you like to walk and roll, you'll love Skip Lowe's coverage of the Medford Mile. Who will win this year's Rogue Valley Walk Off? The tension is palpable, the jury is out...

An animated documentary of the village life of Warli tribe, with drawings done by indigenous artists.

A walk cycle, that becomes more and more desperate: A woman tries to keep up to speed, but life throws her off balance.

Amidst an atmosphere of divisiveness, and growing fear between communities, Sri M (Mumtaz Ali) a Modern-Day Yogi, Spiritual Author, and Teacher, chooses peace over violence and takes up a 7500km padyatra which becomes the longest peace-march in history, reviving an old mission to re-kindle India's ancient values of compassion, acceptance and human understanding. Through this journey, he and his co-walkers meet with people of all faiths and identities, walking 7500km across villages towns and cities, addressing the diverse Indian population to restore the idea of humanity amidst a violent socio-political atmosphere.

A study on surveillance videos showing the last sighting of missing people. The film is structured as a long walk through the city in which the exit from the scene corresponds to the total disappearance of the person. Sometimes the subject is more evident, other times it mingles in the crowd or appears in a few pixels in the distance. The edges of the picture are also the limits of the image, which can be easily crossed but which, in the case of these videos, become openings to the unknown.

On a dark October night, a young woman finds herself being followed by a mysterious figure.