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	RIVER OF NO RETURN 2008 (PG) 52 min The story of Frances Daingangan, one of the stars of TEN CANOES, and her journey from traditional tribal life to the international red carpet. A film written and directed by Darlene Johnson, one of Australia’s leading Indigenous documentary filmmakers, acclaimed for GULPILIL – ONE RED BLOOD and STOLEN GENERATIONS. more Click for pricing information
	ROAD TO HOME, THE 2015 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 55 min A portrait of the West Papuan Benny Wenda, now in exile in England, and his on-going fight for the right to self-determination for his people. more Click for pricing information
	ROAD TO NHILL 1996 (PG) 95 min In a small isolated Australian town, a car carrying four members of the local bowling club runs off the road, trapping the women inside. Maurie, a local pig farmer, is first on the scene and alerts the Emergency Services. However, the ambulance heads off in the wrong direction because there is confusion over whether the... more Click for pricing information
	ROAD TO NHILL (screenplay/book) (G) A screenplay by Alison Tilson * Currency press 1998 * Paperback * 100 pages * The original screenplay by Alison Tilson, for the highly successful feature film released nationally in 1998. more Click for pricing information
	ROBERT FORTUNE THE TEA THIEF 2002 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 52 min Behind the story of a simple cup of tea is a tale of espionage and intrigue captured in a documentary by Melbourne filmmaker Diane Perelsztein. The cup that cheers has a complex, often dark history. The story of tea is a tale of politics, economics and spirituality, of espionage, art and the drug trade. more Click for pricing information
	ROBERT McFARLANE 2017 (G) 27 min See THE STILL POINT - PHOTOGRAPHY OF ROBERT McFARLANE more Click for pricing information
	ROCKING THE FOUNDATIONS 1985 (PG) 92 min A riveting documentary about the controversial New South Wales Builders Labourers Federation (BLF). Filmmaker Pat Fiske, herself one of the first women members of the BLF, develops a portrait of this once-powerful union through interviews with former union members and officials, archival film, and television news coverage... more Click for pricing information
	ROSALIE'S JOURNEY [from the CAAMA Collection] 2003 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 22 min The story of Rosalie Kunoth-Monks who (as Ngarla Kunoth) gained fame in the leading role of Charles Chauvel’s legendary feature film, JEDDA (1955). more Click for pricing information
	ROSIE'S SECRET 1994 (G) 11 min ROSIE'S SECRET is a fictional portrait of a forgotten heroine, Rosie Foster. We discover the pivotal role Rosie played in the construction and celebration of Australia's national icon, the Sydney Harbour Bridge. more Click for pricing information
	ROUGH RIDERS 1995 (M) 55 min ROUGH RIDERS tells the story of two champion Australian rodeo riders, one of whom lost his life in a bull-riding accident. Through their story the film explores the rituals of competition, the endless travel, the friendship and loyalty, courage and determination that the sport of bull-riding entails. more Click for pricing information
	RUSHING TO SUNSHINE 2001 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 73 min A rare and remarkable insight into the relations between North and South Korea at a personal, intimate level, through the stories of student dissidents, ex-political prisoners, writers and artists. more Click for pricing information
	RYDIN' TIME [from the CAAMA Collection] 2005 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 22 min Life on the rodeo circuit in Queensland for three teenagers who risk their lives to compete. more Click for pricing information
	SACRED VANDALS 1983 (G) 55 min Available only in the collection of four films made by Solrun Hoaas on Hatoma Island: THE HATOMA FILMS. more Click for pricing information
	SAFE HOUSE, THE [from HAND-DRAWN HISTORIES] 2006 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 26 min The most ambitious work to date by one of Australia's leading animators, Lee Whitmore: a careful, loving recreation of a quiet suburban street in Sydney in the 1950s and the moment when larger issues intruded in the form of the Petrovs, ASIO and the newspapers. more Click for pricing information
	SALTWATER STORY, THE 2017 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 55 min Guided by Indigenous canoemaker Kyle Slabb from the Bundjalung people, a group of young men (both Indigenous and non-Indigenous) build traditional canoes and embark on a 3-day sea voyage re-tracing an ancient trade route from the heart of the Queensland Gold Coast to North Stradbroke Island. more Click for pricing information
	SAMMY BUTCHER: Out of the Shadows [from the CAAMA Collection] 2004 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 24 min A portrait of Sammy Butcher [Warumpi Band], one of the leading figures in the contemporary Indigenous music scene. more Click for pricing information
	SATELLITE DREAMING [from the CAAMA Collection] 1991 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 52 min Now a film of considerable historic importance, this documentary narrates the emergence of Indigenous media in Australia, and discusses its role in preserving Indigenous languages and culture. more Click for pricing information
	SAVE OUR SONS (S.O.S.) 1996 (PG) 54 min This film is about the Save Our Sons Movement of Victoria - a group of women formed in the sixties to protest against the Vietnam War. Energetic and informative, an extraordinary episode in the anti-conscription and anti-Vietnam War struggles of the 1960s. more Click for pricing information
	SCENES FROM AN OCCUPATION 1999 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: M) 67 min An intimate account of the last six months of Indonesia's occupation of East Timor. more Click for pricing information
	SCHOOLSCAPES 2007 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: G) 77 min In this film David MacDougall explores a famous progressive school in South India, the Rishi Valley School. Inspired by the cinema of Lumière and the ideas of the 20th century Indian thinker Krishnamurti, this film is dedicated to the simple act of looking, in which each scene is a single shot. more Click for pricing information