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New film on Jack Mundey s life and politics to launch new film festival

Green Left. This initiative has drawn support from Paul McAleer from the International Transport Workers Federation and former NSW Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon. “The festival embraces the diversity of radical struggle and creates a platform that amplifies the voice of activism,” Hickson said. “Building on the strong history of working class and progressive film making, it will be a unique festival for filmmakers from all walks of life at any level of film and documentary-making experience. Amateur, middling, or professional – if you document radical struggle and make issue-based short films, then this new film festival is for you.” Entries for the inaugural 2021 DTSFF will open in September. The inaugural 2021 DSTFF film festival screening will take place in November.

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GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – Trade unionists & environmentalism – Notes from a talk to the Green Party Rongotai Branch

GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – Trade unionists & environmentalism – Notes from a talk to the Green Party Rongotai Branch
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Film review: Wild Things packs passionate climate activism into an overly polite documentary

The content of some films is so close to the heart that it’s difficult to critically evaluate them. If you’re an atheist, The Passion of the Christ is not for you. By the same token, if you’re a denier of anthropogenic global warming, then you’ll hate Wild Things, the latest film from Australian producer-director Sally Ingleton. A passionate call to action against global warming, Wild Things is documentary at its slickest, even if it is oddly-named (sharing the title with the 1998 risque romp Wild Things). It seamlessly combines archival footage, camera phone footage, stunningly panoramic aerial photography and beautiful-in-forest images with the whole thing anchored around a group of very likeable environmental activists.

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