Looking Glass Pictures

Have you ever put yourself in your mother's shoes?

CHINESE TAKE AWAY, an adaption of an acclaimed physical theatre show, uniquely blends poetic storytelling, drama and archival footage, to bring a true story to the screen. Performer/writer, Anna Yen, in seeking to understand a family tragedy, ...

Ports of Destiny is a film about ageing and destiny. The film follows the filmmakers father, who at the age of 76, travels from Sydney to Buenos Aires to visit his 96 year old aunt and cousin. He hasn’t seen them since they all fled Germany 60 years earlier.

LETTER TAPE is an animated documentary about two engaged lovers separated by time zones and several oceans. The audio is an actual recording Cathy (the director's mother) made on a hired audio machine to communicate intimately to her fiancé after frustrated broken telephone conversations. It is b...

25 convicted of murder, 14 condemned to death, 2 lawyers fighting for justice.

Twenty-five people are convicted of the murder of one man, fourteen are sentenced to hang, one
lawyer is assassinated and the other goes into exile. A Common Purpose is the dramatic story behind a notorious murder ...

Pornography has moved from the brown paper bag to smartphones, computer screens, and popular culture. In the adolescent world of attraction, desire, exploration and love, Internet porn is normalised, shared and imitated.

Through candid interviews with young people and pornography industry prof...

Do we live outside or inside nature, and who is hunting who?

The war against locusts is as old as human civilisation. It is one of the universal stories we tell of our creation, laying deep within us. But where does the individual fit into this drama? What role does fate play and what role sci...

End of the Rainbow explores the impact of large-scale industrial gold mining on local communities in a remote region of Guinea, West Africa. In a physical exemplar of the workings of global industry, the mine structures and equipment are dismantled in Kalimantan, Indonesia, and are transported an...

Hatred is a personal journey that asks big social questions about identity and prejudice in the modern world.

What makes us who we are and how do we learn to hate? This is an important question for us at this time, as the line is tested between the right to free speech and the incitement to ha...