Tom Zubrycki was born in London in 1946, though his family migrated to Sydney in 1955. After studying sociology, he became involved with the Sydney Filmmakers’ Co-op in the 1970s. He has taught documentary filmmaking at UTS and the Australian Film Television and Radio School. He has directed over 15 features including Kemira—Diary of a Strike (1984), The Diplomat (2000), Gulpilil—One Red Blood (2002), and Molly and Mubarak (2003). He has produced many other films and has won numerous awards including four AFI/AACTA Awards.
John Hughes is a Melbourne-based filmmaker who was born in 1948. He has taught at several Victorian universities as well as being a commissioning editor for SBS Independent. His documentary films often centre on Australian film history and include Film-Work (1981), After Mabo (1997), The Archive Project (2006), and Indonesia Calling (2009).
John Hughes, Tom Zubrycki
16 September 2022