What to Watch Right Now

An environmental thriller following investigative journalist, Matt Blomberg, and ocean activist, Paul Ferber, in their dangerous effort to create a marine conservation area to combat the relentless tide of illegal fishing. Along the way a new generation of Cambodian environmentalists are inspired to create a better life for their people.

While visiting a massacre memorial, a photographer finds herself drawn to a local woman. But their romance stirs up painful memories of a shared past.

It showcases the women partners of the men who put President Vladimir Putin in charge as they risk everything by revealing the secrets of staying in his good graces and the price some have paid for speaking out.

17-year-old Jakob wants nothing more than to feel alive. Uncontrollable anxiety attacks prevent him from doing so and force him to escape into virtual worlds. One night, he meets 26-year-old Kristjan in a cam chat. Their encounter marks the beginning of a transpersonal journey to the wounds of their souls.

A disgruntled donut shop employee escapes the banal circumstances of her work life by imagining she is the hero in an old-fashioned Western movie. As she wages battle against a bad guy who looks suspiciously like her co-worker, brows sweat... pistol-hands shake... and gunshots ring! But who will end up with the most cream on their face in this DONUT WESTERN.

Directed by award winning director Professor Larissa Behrendt (Eualeyai, Kamillaroi), the documentary offers compelling insight that explores the deeply personal and poignant stories of three Indigenous AFL players and celebrates Aboriginal Australia and its association with the Australian Football League.

Laura Green suffers from amnesia after a near fatal attack causing her memories to be erased every night once she goes to sleep. Each morning she must reacquaint herself, painstakingly piecing together fragments of her jagged past from cryptic clues on her computer. When her friends video call her to celebrate her birthday, reminding her of a life she cannot recall, she becomes suspicious. Are they being completely truthful? Are they even her real friends? Laura soon learns that her friends are not who they say they are, and the truth behind her attack that harbours the key to a sinister twist to her own identity.

When an explosive plant at a gas station kills a police sapper, the chief police officer assigns Gebels from the homicide unit to the case. The investigation leads him to the trail of a criminal from the armed arm of the Pershing group - a bomb maker and kidnapper, behind dozens of attacks in Poland and over a hundred kidnappings across the country. The confrontation between the bandit and the dog turns into a regular war. Years have passed since these events. The son of Gebels, known from the series, Jarek, who is a computer science student at the Polytechnic University, together with his friends finds a risky way to earn a quick income and, using his knowledge, starts breaking into the villas of rich people. Bad luck wants him to choose the wrong house one night, and Gebels faces a hopeless situation in which he has to put his own child in prison. Could be a policeman who arrests a criminal. Or a father who will save the child.

A young engineering student is threatened and made to complete several anonymous tasks. If he fails to do any of the work, his life is in danger.

A year after their romance began in Riccione, Vincenzo and Camilla reunite for a vacation on the picturesque Amalfi Coast and put their love to the test.

Seen through the eyes of Indigenous prisoners at Victoria's Fulham Correctional Centre, The Art of Incarceration explores how art and culture can empower First Nations people to transcend their unjust cycles of imprisonment. This narrative documentary both analyses and humanises the over representation of Indigenous Australians within the prison system, whilst seeking answers and striving toward solutions. The film is an uncompromising insight into the inmate's quest for cultural identity and spiritual healing as they prepare for the annual Confined exhibition (facilitated by Not For Profit organisation The Torch) and life on the outside. From deep inside Fulham Correctional Centre the artists complete their works whilst painting the audience a contemporary insight into the deeply ingrained incarceration epidemic of Australia's First Peoples. The film clearly and profoundly explores greatly misunderstood issues such as cultural disconnection, inter-generational trauma, addiction and institutionalisation. The Confined exhibition represents a middle ground between prison and society, providing the inmates with "experiences that no one can take away from us, no matter how dark the times get". The Art Of Incarceration was conceived out of a strong friendship between filmmaker Alex Siddons and lead subject (and Co-Producer) Robby Wirramanda. Together with Christopher Austin - whom Alex met within the Indigenous unit of Fulham Correctional Centre - they began a 16-month process of filming hundreds of hours of life inside the prison - and out of it. More recently, Uncle Jack Charles has joined the team (and his old friends) to lend his voice to an issue he feels very passionate about.

FAT FICTION is a film that questions decades of diet advice insisting that saturated fats are bad for us. Along the way, we'll reveal the lies we've been told about fats, learn what fats are good, what fats are bad, and what we can do to reclaim our health.

Despite boasting more Olympic gold titles for boxing than any other country, Cuba falls behind the rest of the world in its attitude to the place of women in the ring: to this day, there exists a nationwide ban on women's competitive boxing. The film captures the tireless battle of Namibia Flores Rodriguez, the only known female boxer in the Caribbean nation. Training at Havana's Rafael Trejo arena in defiance of the ban, the athlete undertakes the same unrelenting regime as her male counterparts-running the same circuits, lifting the same truck tires-but without the hope that she might one day represent her country.

Physicians and Patients suffering from chronic diseases share their feeling of hopelessness until they were introduced to one simple answer that is scientifically proven to reverse their diseases and offer the hope of vibrant disease free living.