Australian film director
Don Featherstone is an Australian filmmaker. His work includes documentaries about significant figures in Australian arts and culture, including authors David Malouf and Tim Winton, artist Brett Whiteley and dancer Robert Helpmann. Featherstone's works address social and historical issues such as beach culture, "The Beach", gangs, "The One Percenters" about the Milperra Massacre, and war, Kokoda.
Featherstone's satirical mockumentary for television, "BabaKiueria", has been the subject of academic comparative analysis of imperial historicity and postcolonial social progress. It has also been included in cultural exchanges, for example in "Southern Exposure" between the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney and the Museum Of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
In 1985 Featherstone co-founded Featherstone Productions with Judy Featherstone.
Featherstone's works have been screened and broadcast internationally, in many countries.
Other filmmakers utilise Featherstone's work, for example James Bogle's "Whiteley".
Filmography.
Selected works include:
Awards and recognition.
Film awards and recognition include:
References.
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