Ivan Gaal Movies

As notions of civil rights transformed across the world, so was the screen landscape reformed by the ascension of grassroots film movements seeking...

This film aims to portray the circus as a nomadic way of life, to give viewers a deeper insight into aspects of circus life, and to show the circus...

This film has been made to provoke discussion of issues about racial prejudice. It tells the story of Ibrahim, a twelve-year-old Lebanese boy, who...

Using time lapse photography, the film gives an impression of the 1976 total eclipse of the sun over Melbourne.

A young man in his early twenties living abroad wants to explore his grandfather's past with naive enthusiasm, focusing on his political role in the...

Looks at the impact of technological change on the Melbourne newspaper 'The Age' and considers this change in terms of its effect on the people...

Antics of Peter and Harry, two dedicated but "out of tune" artists who devote their time obsessively to recreating the characters of Harlequin and...

A short film about Jack Burnett and his involvment in the horse racing industry in the 1970s. (Jack is the father-in-law of the filmmaker)...

Filmed before traffic lights were installed at Melbourne's busy five-way intersection Camberwell Junction. The camera captured the scene at every 10...

Ron Tandberg is Australia's best known political cartoonist. This film follows through Tandberg's work on the front page of the Melbourne 'Age' on...

Four centres for autistic children in Victoria show how they deal with this problem. Details how they are able to teach the children to eventually...

A portrait of Denis Evans, a journalist and presenter at Melbourne radio station 3CR.

This film makes a personal statement on TV and commercial advertising and their insidious effect on the susceptibility of people. The message is...

A non-narrated impression of the Royal visit to Melbourne, in the Queen's Jubilee year, in 1977. Showing behind the scene preparations by the Army...

A day in the life of one of Melbourne's television stations, as filmed off the screen, one frame in every 10 seconds in 1979. A powerful observation...