Directer/Producer Katrina Lucas
Executive Producers Lauren Drewery & Susan MacKinnon
Cinematographer/Editor Mark Andersson 

Wiriya was raised a Buddhist, but like many women who wish to advance in their practice, she came up against walls of sexism within the
traditional Theravada order. Is Buddhism a religious movement based on equality? Or is it rooted in a male dominated culture found in
most other world religions? The Buddha himself invited women to join his group of disciples as female monks, or Bhikkhunis, and allowed
them to be ordained alongside men some 2500 years ago. What happened?

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Festivals 

• 2014 THIS Buddhist Film Festival, Singapore
• 2014 The Inner Path Buddhist Festival, India

Director Wiriya Sati
Producer Katrina Lucas
Shot by Mark Andersson & Wiriya Sati

Burma’s eye surgeons are few and far between, but they are faced with the highest rate of recorded cataract blindness worldwide. Stretched
to their limits, they can restore sight to only a tiny proportion of patients. Dr Henry Newland and his team of Australian eye surgeons are
determined to help. For the first time, they expand their aid program beyond Burma’s city hospitals and head into the country’s most needy
and remote areas. There, they equip and train as many local eye doctors as they can, hoping to create a lasting, sustainable solution.

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Festivals + Awards

• Finalist  SCINEMA 2010 Festival of Science Film, Australia
• Official Selection  2010 Kos International Health Film Festival, Greece
• Silver Award 2010 Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS)

Directed and Shot by Rachael Thompson
Produced by Katrina Lucas
Edited by Mark Andersson & Erfan Khadem

Hip-hop comedy group F.O.B. – immigrant slang for “fresh off the boat” – are Generation Y Melbournians who want to be heard. Fast paced
and articulate, funny and provocative, F.O.B. are determined to take the piss out of their respective races and break down cultural barriers,
no matter what the consequences

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Festivals + Awards

• WINNER Best Documentary 2009 Chicago International Movies & Music Festival
• Nominated Best Documentary 2009 South Australian Screen Awards
• Nominated Best Cinematography 2009 SA Screen Awards
• Nominated Best Editing 2009 SA Screen Awards
• Honourable Mention 2008 Urban World Film Festival, New York

Writer/Directors Mark Andersson & Katrina Lucas
Producers Kristian Moliere & Shane McNeil
Shot by Mark Andersson

Once a celebrity and Olympic champion in his homeland of Bosnia, 42 year old Nermin Sabanovic thinks he still has what it takes to fight
for a world boxing title. While he may have the support of the Boasnian community and his friends at the Aboriginal Sobriety Group
where he works, his wife and two daughters aren’t so sure. Nermin has been out of the ring for ten years, and his ageing body might
not be able to keep up to it.

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Festivals + Awards

• 2009 Portable Film Festival
• WINNER Best Documentary 2008 South Australian Screen Awards
• 2008 South by SouthWest Film Festival SXSW, USA
• WINNER Silver Award 2007 Australian Cinematographers Society

Directed & Shot by Mark Andersson
Written by Mark Andersson & Katrina Lucas
Produced by Tom Zubrycki & Katrina Lucas

(Image by Summer Goodwin)

In the remote township of Ngukurr, on the southeast border of Aboriginal owned Arnhem Land, life moves pretty slow. This documentary
is a snapshot of the community as seen through the eyes of Ngukurr residents, from the local radio DJ to community elders.

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Festivals + Awards

• Winner Best Documentary 2006 SA Screen Awards
• Official Selection 2006 Berlin Asia-Pacific Film Festival, Germany
• Official Selection 2008 Wairoa Maori Film Festival, New Zealand
• Screened 2007 Fitzroy Shorts, Australia

Directed, Shot & Edited by Mark Andersson
Produced by Jeff Morgan & Katrina Lucas 
Music by Yugul