Brother

The effects and lessons of WWII are presented through the lens of a son who lost his father in the D-Day invasion seventy years ago. In the search to find any details about what happened to his father he learned much more than expected along the way.

Vietnam veteran Paul Scoles discusses his war experiences of the Vietnam war. This narrative is intercut with previously unreleased Vietnam war footage and with an interview with Gen. Westmoreland.

A young man and a boy within him, return to the town of the childhood, 12 years after the genocide. It is Lyrical Soulessencia. 'This cinematic document is truthful and this rare quality makes it extraordinary. While a very personal statement about love and attachment, it answers the terrible question on the lips of far too many people who have experienced loss and suffering: how can we overcome this intimacy with death and learn to see the beauty and joy in the world?' Professor Marcia Langton AM, Indigenous leader and Chair of Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne.

The courage and dedication of one American documentary filmmaker, Julien Bryan, altered the course of human history. Due to Bryan's relentless dedication to the defenders of Warsaw, the world first learned of Hitler's wretched plans of war and complete world domination, one country at a time.