Indian Wedding Race
Two Indian Aussies navigate the remarkable world of online dating, astrologers, matchmakers and their traditional parents in a race to be married by 30.
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WILD THINGS EARNS SUPPORT FROM SCREEN TASMANIA
WILD THINGS is pleased to be able to welcome Screen Tasmania to our wonderful group of state screen agency supporters. The film is of national interest and has support from Screen Territory, Film Victoria, Screen Tasmania and of course Screen Australia. In addition we have some wonderful private donors on board including the Garry White Foundation, the Sunrise Project, Seeds For Change, Newtown Films, Mullum Trust, Reichstein Foundation and more.
We are pleased to welcome Potential Films as the films theatrical distributor.
If you believe in the importance of environmental activism then any donation is welcome via the Documentary Australia Foundation. All donors will appear in the end credits of the film.
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Major filming completed for DELICIOUS DARWIN!
We have completed the first main block of filming for the SBS Food Series Delicious Darwin supported by Screen Territory.
Filming covered stories at some of Darwin’s iconic food sites such as Mary’s Laksa and the Banh Mi stalls at Parap market and stories about bush foods at Aboriginal Bush Traders and out in Maningrida. Many Thanks to Nitmiluk Gorge’s Cicada Lodge for hosting our crew for a story about the amazing food they produce.
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NIGHT PATROL HAS A NEW NAME! TAYAMANGAJIRRI
Following discussion with the community at Wurrumiyanga on Bathurst Island we have changed the title to TAYAMANGAJIRRI which is Tiwi for “we look after each other”.
The film is now picture locked and with sound mixer extraordinaire Matthew Cunliffe.
TAYAMANGAJIRRI was directed by Charmaine Ingram and produced by Sally Ingleton. Our editor was Sam Frederick. Music is by Tiwi cult band B2M.
We look forward to releasing the finished product.
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DELICIOUS DARWIN
Sally Ingleton and Naina Sen are about to start shooting an 8×25 minute series for SBS Food. The series will be presented by Darwin chef Jimmy Shu and will showcase the multicultural food of Darwin and the Top End.
The series is a Joint Initiative of Screen Territory and SBS Food.
