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	POLES APART: The Blue Poles Controversy 2001 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 52 min Places the acquisition, by the Whitlam government 25 years ago, of Jackson Pollock's 'Blue Poles' in a social and political context and looks at what the painting means today. more Click for pricing information »
	PORTS OF DESTINY 1998 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 52 min This documentary follows a 76 year-old man from Australia to Argentina to see his 96 year-old Aunt for the first time since they were separated by war 60 years ago. The film charts the experiences of aging, migration and memory when one is towards the end of their life. more Click for pricing information »
	POZIERES 2000 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: M) 52 min Between July and August, 1916, the small village of Pozieres in northern France became the centre of one of the bloodiest battles of the Great War. By the end of August the village had been destroyed. The battles to reclaim the territory for the French nation were to become legendary. more Click for pricing information »
	PRESIDENT VERSUS DAVID HICKS, THE 2004 (M) 81 min The story of the Australian Taliban fighter, David Hicks: the film explores David Hicks's journey from stockman and rodeo rider to the legal limbo of Guantanamo Bay. more Click for pricing information »
	PRISON SONGS 2015 (M) 56 min The inmates of a Darwin prison are shown in a new light in Australia’s first documentary musical. Incarcerated in tropical Northern Territory, over 800 inmates squeeze into the overcrowded spaces of Berrimah Prison, and share their experiences in the most extraordinary way – through song. more Click for pricing information »
	PRODIGAL SON, THE 2005 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 27 min Alexo hasn’t spoken to his son for 15 years. It is only after serious illness that he begins to speak to him again. THE PRODIGAL SON is the moving story of a traditional Macedonian family’s ‘dilemma’ with having a gay son. more Click for pricing information »
	PROFESSOR WILL STEFFEN: Lecture on Climate Change 2011 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 59 min Climate change is real and presents grave dangers for societies globally. This presentation by Professor Will Steffen, Executive Director of the ANU Climate Change Institute, given at the Australian Academy of Science in Canberra on 10 March 2010, provides an easy to understand and comprehensive overview of the climate... more Click for pricing information »
	PROMISES 2001 (PG) 83 min Seven children in Jerusalem and the story of a few who dared to meet. Though the children live only 20 minutes apart, they exist in completely separate worlds; the physical, historical and emotional obstacles between them run deep. Rather than focusing on political events, the children featured offer a refreshing, human... more Click for pricing information »
	PUMPHEAD PROJECT, The 2016 (G) THE PUMPHEAD PROJECT explores the gulf that can exist between advances in medical science on one hand, and the patient experience on the other. The Project encompasses a feature-length documentary and a collection of short films. more Click for pricing information »
	PUNISHED NOT PROTECTED 2004 (PG) 58 min PUNISHED NOT PROTECTED is an educational documentary series in four parts (on one DVD) featuring the views of leading Australians and concerned citizens on the effects of government policy on asylum seekers and temporary protection visa holders. more Click for pricing information »
	PUNJABI LOVE STORY 2005 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 76 min An Australian woman, Jocelyn Ortt-Saeed, lives with her husband Saeed in their home of many years in the Husain Sugar Mill, in the Punjab region of Pakistan. Two young people, Nawaz the cook and Mehnaz the maid, look after the house, and live nearby. Filmed over 18 months, this observational documentary captures the lives... more Click for pricing information »
	PUTUPARRI and the Rainmakers 2015 (M) 97 min Against the backdrop of Australia’s tangled colonial and Indigenous history, Putuparri and the Rainmakers explores one man’s struggle to fulfill his destiny. more Click for pricing information »
	PYONGYANG DIARIES 1997 (PG) 68 min PYONGYANG DIARIES is director Solrun Hoaas' personal account of her encounter with the closed society of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. While the official line in North Korea fosters an almost religious cult of personality, with an emphasis on uniformity, nationalism, and a sense of self-reliance, Hoaas' observations,... more Click for pricing information »
	QUEST OF JIMMY PIKE, THE 1989 (G) 51 min Jimmy Pike lives an extraordinary and idyllic life hunting and painting in a harsh and primitive environment in the Great Sandy Desert. He first learnt to paint whilst in prison serving a life sentence for murder. As a young boy, he had come out of the Great Sandy Desert and saw white men for the first time. Now he wants... more Click for pricing information »
	QUICK BROWN FOX: An Alzheimer's Story 2004 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 62 min QUICK BROWN FOX explores the notion of how memories define us and how Alzheimer’s can indiscriminately steal one’s identity and family history. more Click for pricing information »
	RADICAL IDEAS IN JUSTICE AND REGULATION 2014 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 191 min An extended interview with John Braithwaite - from the Regulatory Institutions Network Australian National University, Canberra, Australia - about Restorative Justice and Responsive Regulation. more Click for pricing information »
	RANDOM 8 2013 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 62 min A tense psychological mystery inspired by historic experiments about conformity and obedience. more Click for pricing information »
	RAOUL WALLENBERG: Between The Lines 1985 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 86 min Raoul Wallenberg was an unlikely hero. A Swedish diplomat, he risked his life to challenge the Nazi forces in Hungary and to save the lives of as many as 100,000 Jews in Budapest in 1944. more Click for pricing information »
	REDFERN STORY, THE 2014 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 57 min In Redfern, in inner Sydney, a group of determined visionaries pioneered the National Black Theatre at a turbulent time for Indigenous politics in the 1970s. The Theatre left a lasting legacy on national politics, social welfare and the Australian arts scene. more Click for pricing information »
	RED MATILDAS 1984 (G) 50 min Through the lives of three women, RED MATILDAS explores the social and political conditions in Australia during the Great Depression - conditions of massive unemployment, widespread malnutrition and growing militarism at home and abroad - that provoked many people to political activity. more Click for pricing information »