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Michael Rubbo
Michael Rubbo is an Australian documentary filmmaker, screenwriter, and director known for his innovative and personal approach to nonfiction storytelling. A longtime contributor to the National Film Board of Canada, Rubbo crafted documentaries that blended observation with subjective narration, often inserting himself into the narrative—a style that influenced later generations of documentary filmmakers. His notable works include Sad Song of Yellow Skin (1970), which explored the impact of the Vietnam War on civilians, and Waiting for Fidel (1974), a unique take on political documentary. Beyond documentaries, Rubbo also directed children’s films such as The Peanut Butter Solution (1985) and later pursued a career as an author and painter, continuing his creative exploration across different mediums.
Como dirección
Murder on the Shanghai
Much Ado About Something
El regreso de Tommy el tramposo
Vincent and Me
Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller
The Peanut Butter Solution
Atwood and Family
Margaret Atwood: Once in August
Daisy: The Story of a Facelift
Waiting for Fidel
OK ... Camera
Persistent and Finagling
Wet Earth and Warm People
Sad Song of Yellow Skin
Adventures
Sir! Sir!
That Mouse
Log House
I Am an Old Tree
