Beck Cole

Beck Cole is an Arrernte filmmaker from Alice Springs, Australia. She is known for her work in documentary and narrative filmmaking, often focusing on Indigenous Australian stories and perspectives. Her films explore themes of family, identity, land, and the challenges faced by Indigenous communities. Cole's work is characterized by its intimate and personal approach, giving voice to individuals and communities often marginalized within mainstream media.

Cole's filmography includes short films, documentaries, and feature films. Notable works include "Wirriya Small Boy" (2004), a short film that won the Crystal Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival; "Plains Empty" (2005), a documentary; and "First Australians" (2008), a landmark documentary series exploring the history of Indigenous Australia since 1788. She has also directed episodes of television series. Cole is committed to supporting emerging Indigenous filmmakers and creating opportunities for Indigenous people in the film industry. Her work has been screened at film festivals and broadcast nationally and internationally, contributing significantly to the representation of Indigenous Australian culture and experience on screen.