Empowering stories that engage, inspire and entertain.

The doorway to death is the last great frontier in a human life. We know intellectually our time will end and yet in the Western world at least, we often act as if death is a mirage, disappearing the closer we move towards it. Two doctors in Melbourne are using psilocybin to help ease the anguish of patients at end of life, and the results they have seen are remarkable. But this visioning tool, like other plant medicines, is not new, it comes from ancient traditions that are now being funnelled into Western medicine. It is possible the world’s oldest cultures have something important to teach us, not just about traditional medicines but about one of the most essential aspects of human life, its end. If we are humble, and they are willing, we have much to learn.

In a remote part of New Zealand, lies a cold, dark and mysterious cave system with the potential to be the deepest in the world. It’s here that explorer Richard Harris is searching for a sense of self worth. There’s no question that this is the highest stakes dive he has ever done. But there are consequences if it goes wrong.Underground, underwater, with a finite amount of gas to breathe. It’s a dangerous game to play because he is never really satisfied. So what is it that makes him continue with this selfish pursuit when he knows what the cost is to him and those he loves?

Butterfly Kingdom follows the adventures of a Blue Tiger butterfly named Blue as she embarks on an extraordinary journey of transformation and survival.

Hatching from a tiny egg as a caterpillar Blue undergoes an incredible metamorphosis. Winter arrives and Blue must begin migrating to follow the warmth of the sun, flying hundreds of kilometres north over Australia’s Great Barrier Reef towards Magnetic Island.

This film will explore the tiny world of Butterflies, following them on their extraordinary migratory journey in search of warmth as audiences ponder their cultural significance to human beings.

Australia: An Unofficial History digs deep into the archives of a lost government film unit to unearth a kaleidoscopic vision of Australia in the 1970s. Narrated by Australian screen icon Jacki Weaver, featuring an all-star cast of commentators, and with behind-the-scenes insights from the people who made and featured in these revealing films, this three-part series explores the turbulent decade when the idea of Australia was being completely reimagined, as the modern nation we know today came kicking and screaming into existence.

A nine year old boy embarks on an epic solo odyssey on horseback through Depression era Australia, to witness the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in this scripted feature that asks how far one will go in search of a dream.