All Access Pass to 5 Powerful First Nations Feature Stories

We invite you to watch these incredible feature films to celebrate Rec Week 2026

Please Note: Films Available from May 27 to until NAIDOC Week.

Prices are $38 AUD

ALWAYS WATCHING

Always Watching shares Stolen Generations stories, inspiring truth, healing, and reconciliation through powerful testimony and collective understanding.

Duration: 72 mins

Rated: CTC

Directed By: Fran Dobie

Produced By: Earthstar Productions

JAPARTA— A JOURNEY TO THE GURINDJI WAY

The story of Japanese scholar Minoru Hokari, tasked by Gurindji Elders to share their history, fostering cross-cultural understanding.

Runtime: 99 mins

Rated: G

Directed By: Andrew Pike, Ann McGrath

Produced By: Andrew Pike

MORE THAN A FISH KILL

From devastation to renewal, communities unite along the Barka River—an evocative cinematic journey of culture, grief and healing.

Runtime: 38 mins

Rated: G

Directed By: Otis Filley

Produced By: Vic McEwan, Kristen Wehner

SHORTS COLLECTION

A curated set of short films offering diverse First Nations perspectives on culture, community, and belonging.

Includes:

Bangay Lore · Djalbuyan Nahra · Ngarridurndeng Kured · Faceless · Behind Yuwani

MOTHERS ON COUNTRY

Three intimate portraits of Aboriginal women whose lives span nations and generations, bound by culture, country, and the enduring strength of Indigenous women.

Runtime: 75 mins

Rated: G

Directed By: Mitch Torres, Ali Russell, Paul Sinclair