Anatomy

Skin' examines the fifteen year collaboration between tattooist/artist Ex De Medici and her subject Geoff O, as they negotiate the possibility of bequeathing Geoff's almost completely tattooed skin as an artwork when he dies.

When artist Jacqui Stockdale embarks on a portrait of her long time muse Rose, we witness the changing nature of love within the creative process.

Muscle' is an intimate narrative documentary that explores the life and work of an unusual acrobatic trio whose extraordinary bodies and the feats they perform have become the site of their art, their identity and their survival.

Award-winning Indigenous photographer Bindi Cole travels from her Melbourne home to the far north of Australia to document the beautiful transgender 'Sistergirls' of the Tiwi Islands.

Mind' is a visually imaginative exploration of the nature of identity. From an early age, award-winning writer Tom Cho thought he was different and knew he didn't match his Chinese mother's expectations of a good daughter.

Face' intimately focuses on the people behind the many faces of Beautiful Agony, an ever-expanding collaborative artwork that explores the diversity of human sexuality.

For the longest time the woman, and the man, within Paul Capsis has been defined by his long hair. In the recent past, the cabaret star, singer, and actor has moved through a deep change, most clearly expressed by the choice to cut off his hair.

Husband and wife team Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr, are the founders of the Bioart organisation SymbioticA. Through a process known Tissue Culture they grow a "Victimless Leather jacket" in a lab, probing questions about the living and non-living and exploring the divide between art and science.

In a study of social beliefs, London-based Australian photographer, Paul Knight, attempts to find two strangers of any gender or sexual orientation, to meet and immediately have sex on film.

Brain' is an intimate and moving documentary about artist and poet Jamie Daddo. The film explores how changes in his brain after an accident impacted on his creative pursuits, as well as his relationship with his twin brother, TV personality Andrew Daddo.

Stomach' gives us a glimpse into the world of Aerial Manx, the world's most extreme sword swallower as he pushes his craft beyond anything ever attempted before and explores his personal struggle between being an artist and an entertainer. It's a film about physical art, love and identity, pushing the limits and how your actions affect those that care for you the most.

Soul' delves into the rituals of dressing the dead with artist and fashion designer Pia Interlandi, and follows her first collaboration with a living client to create a custom "Garment for the Grave".