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We talk to filmmaker Nicola Macindoe about her film Somewhere After which is screening as part of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (mdff) at the Nova in Carlton on July 18th at 3:30pm. Somewhere After explores with 10 participants the experience of covid lock-down during and then 3 years later.

Showreel RADIOTHON Showhighlights some of the great Australian talent in the film and moving image world we have covered since the last Radiothon calling for donations to keep 3cr going.Donate to Showreel's part of the 3cr $300,000 grand total here only $176 to go for Showreel's $1100 contribution.

Today we are chatting with filmmaker Guy Wilkinson and the subject of his most recent documentary In the Making: Human Fly Magazine Gabriel Olivier Hernanadez. The film is screening at the upcoming Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) on-line from 1st-31st of July and in cinema nova from 7th to 19th July. Guy is all about the artist spirit and Gabriel's zine is a homage to the wild side of rockabilly.

Over the next few weeks we will be chatting with filmmakers being featured at Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026 (MDFF2026) running online 1-31st July and in cinema 7th-19th July at Cinema Nova.Sean Dobra here talks to us about his film from Depression with Love.Zev Howley here talks to us about his UFO focused film The Man Who Saw Them Arrive.

We chat with independent filmmaker Mark Lipkin about his new film Pelverata. Mark will be at the Eclipse Cinema on Friday 22 May for a screening and Q&A session at 7:30pm.

We chat with producer David Jowsey, from Bunya Films, about Warrick Thornton's most recent film Wolfram in cinemas now.

First up a chat I had with Andrew Wilkie from the Queer Screen Film Fest in Sydney. Andrew is the Programming and Industry Manager for the Festival and they spoke to me about the Emerging Narrative Feature Film Competition with a deadline of May the 24th.Second up is a chat with David Field and Stephen Dupont about The Half Barbaric Twangfeaturing The Number 4 Band on the Gimme Back Me Dog Tour.

We chat with Ro Bright, CEO TILDE and featured filmakers Ada Tzinis and Izzie Harris. TILDE runs from May 1-9 across community spaces, venues and cinemas featuring features, shorts, panels and the drive in. Check out the programme here.

We chat with filmmaker Ian Darling about his sessions at the Sorrento Writers' Festival around the importance of Australian stories.

We chat with writer/ director about his film Alphabet Lane. Starring Tilda Cobham-Hervey and Nicholas Denton this darkly comic film takes by the hand and leads us into the isolation ot the Australian rural landscape. Opens in cinemas on 23 April but you can meet the filmmaker at Nova on the 19th at 4pm.