Documentary Series

Whisky Roads

In Development

Whisky Roads: Tasmania is a character-driven documentary series following whisky pioneer Bill Lark and his longtime friend Mark as they journey across Tasmania, exploring the people, places and stories that have shaped one of the world’s most respected whisky regions.

​More than a road trip, the series is a celebration of craftsmanship, friendship and the enduring connection between people and place. Each episode centres on a distinctive Tasmanian distillery while uncovering the rich history, innovation and personalities behind the island’s whisky culture.

​From remote landscapes and coastal communities to historic pubs and family-run distilleries, Whisky Roads reveals a side of Tasmania rarely seen—where every road leads to another story, and every dram reflects the spirit of the island.

Feature Documentary

House of Lark

In Production

House of Lark is the untold story of Bill and Lyn Lark — the pioneers who reignited Tasmania’s whisky flame after 154 years of silence.

​At its heart lies one question: who is the man behind the dream? This documentary traces how a local surveyor and his wife defied outdated laws and bureaucracy to become the first licensed distillers in Tasmania since 1838, sparking a whisky renaissance that would put Australia on the global spirits map.

​Known as the “Godfather of Australian Whisky,” Bill Lark inspired a new generation of distillers and built a world-renowned brand from humble beginnings. From the wild landscapes of Tasmania to the copper stills of Lark Distillery, House of Lark captures the passion, perseverance, and pioneering spirit that transformed a personal vision into a national legacy.

​An intimate portrait of a father, husband, and trailblazer — House of Lark celebrates the belief that with passion, anything is possible… one dram at a time. For more info visit: House of Lark documentary.

Feature Documentary

Variety: A Journey of Hope

In Production

Every year the Variety Bash raises much needed funds for children who are impacted by disabilities, illnesses, or who are experiencing disadvantage, extending support to numerous families and organisations by helping to provide specialty equipment and amenities whilst addressing practical needs of kids, schools, and organisations in need, empowering and educating the children who are often overlooked. In 2025, Variety – The Children’s Charity celebrated 50 incredible years of changing lives.

Variety: A Journey of Hope takes the audience on a once-in-a-life-time road trip across some of Australia’s most iconic landscapes, offering an intimate look at the everyday Aussies who support this great cause and are giving something back to kids in need.

The documentary focuses on select families and groups, and shares their intimate stories of whose life-changing events have brought them together on this journey, and the impact this has on their lives. For more info visit: Variety: A Journey of Hope documentary.

Documentary

Meriam

Post Production

Meriam is an intimate documentary that follows the remarkable life of Meriam Tumisi, a woman whose story is inseparable from the waters of Botswana’s Okavango Delta.

Born into a nomadic Bayei family, Meriam spent her childhood travelling by makoro through a labyrinth of islands, following seasonal grazing lands and ancient pathways passed down through generations. Living alongside crocodiles, hippos and elephants, her people developed a profound understanding of one of Africa’s last great wildernesses.

​As the Delta’s ever-changing landscape shaped her life, Meriam’s resilience, wisdom and deep connection to her homeland became a testament to a disappearing way of life. Retracing the footsteps of her youth, the film journeys through the breathtaking beauty and rich cultural traditions of the Okavango, revealing the extraordinary story of a woman whose memories are woven into its waters.

​More than a journey through a spectacular landscape, Meriam is a celebration of identity, survival and the timeless relationship between people and place—told, at last, in Meriam’s own voice.

Feature Documentary

limelight

Now Streaming

Limelight is a feature documentary directed by Eddie Beyrouthy (Beyond the Wasteland) that tells the untold story of The Salvation Army’s Limelight Department, founded in Australia 1891, and through revolutionary magic lantern shows, film projection, music and performance, became one of the world’s first film studios, paving the way for the birth of the Australian film industry until it was forced to close its doors in 1910, ending a never-to-be-repeated chapter in The Salvation Army history.

​Limelight gives voice to the stories of the first Australian pioneers of the moving image, and restores a cherished part of The Salvation Army’s rich history through unseen original footage and archives, transformed using modern production techniques, with the addition of sound design and original music.

Released through Heritage Films International.

Feature Documentary

beyond the wasteland

Now Streaming

Shot in Australia, USA, Italy, France, and Japan, Beyond the Wasteland follows the fans from around the world who go to extraordinary lengths in the name of Mad Max as they celebrate 40 years of this global cult phenomenon.

Transporting us into the world of Mad Max, we explore the eccentric world of the fans, their costumes, and their machines as these oddball fans find their place amongst the Mad Max community. From the world’s largest Mad Max gathering in the USA, Wasteland Weekend to Japan’s Mad Max conventions, and Australia’s own The Search for Max event, Beyond the Wasteland not only celebrates life but the ability to change oneself through passion.

The documentary also follows original cast member, Bertrand Cadart as he continues his fight against stage IV leukaemia and travels from his home on the Sunshine Coast to the “Wasteland,” the desert location of Mad Max 2 in Silverton, for the last time. This is a truly inspiring documentary.

Released through Umbrella Entertainment.