Free Films and TV Series to Watch

Welcome to NAIDOC Week 2026. This year's theme is Fifty Years of Deadly.

The event honors artists who expressed their resistance through art. We can learn about the theme by watching films and TV shows.

You might be tired of paying for streaming services. But there are many free things to watch.

We found free Australian streaming services like ABC iview, SBS On Demand, and Brollie. They have great First Nations projects.

Just think about what kind of show you want to watch and click to learn more.

Some readers might see names and pictures of people who have passed away.

One movie is called Walkabout.

Walkabout is an old film from 1971. It has beautiful pictures and a great performance from David Gulpilil.

The movie is about a girl and her brother who get lost in the outback. They meet an Aboriginal boy who helps them.

Walkabout is an old movie that shows how people thought about the outback a long time ago.

You can watch the trailer for Walkabout.

Walkabout is on Brollie and SBS On Demand.

Another movie is Bedevil.

Bedevil is a scary movie with three ghost stories. It was made by Tracey Moffatt, the first Indigenous Australian woman to direct a film.

The movie has a unique style and music that makes it feel like a dream.

Bedevil was shown at a big film festival in 1993.

You can watch the trailer for Bedevil.

Bedevil is on SBS On Demand.

A great actor is Deborah Mailman.

Deborah Mailman was in a movie called Radiance. It was her first film role.

Radiance is about three sisters who meet again for their mom's funeral. They talk about their past and their differences.

The movie is beautiful and well-made. It was also the first film directed by Rachel Perkins.

You can watch the trailer for Radiance.

Radiance is on SBS On Demand.

There's a TV series about a famous tennis player.

The series is called Goolagong. It's about Evonne Goolagong Cawley, a great tennis player.

The show tells her story, from her childhood to her success in tennis.

Goolagong is a heartwarming and sad story about a great athlete.

You can watch the trailer for Goolagong.

Goolagong is on ABC iview.

There's a movie called Heart of the Man.

Heart of the Man is a sad and emotional sports drama.

The movie is about a boxer who wants his son to follow in his footsteps.

But the son doesn't want to box. He finds his own passion and interest.

You can watch the trailer for Heart of the Man.

Heart of the Man is on SBS On Demand.

There's a horror movie called The Moogai.

The Moogai is a scary story about a demon that takes children.

A new mom is scared that the demon will take her baby.

The movie is not just about the demon, but also about the mom's past and her fears.

You can watch the trailer for The Moogai.

The Moogai is on SBS On Demand.

There's a comedy show called Always Was Tonight.

Always Was Tonight is a funny news show with many jokes.

The show is presented by Tony Armstrong and has many funny guests.

You can watch Always Was Tonight on ABC iview.

There's an animated show called Cooked.

Cooked is a funny animation about Captain James Cook's ship.

The show is set in an alternate timeline where Australians are racist and don't like Indigenous history.

You can watch Cooked on ABC iview.

There's a web comedy called All My Friends Are Racist.

All My Friends Are Racist is a funny show about two friends who are accused of being racist.

The friends try to defend themselves, but it's hard.

You can watch All My Friends Are Racist on ABC iview.

There's a kids' show called Bluey in Yolŋu Matha.

Bluey in Yolŋu Matha is a version of the popular kids' show Bluey, but in an Indigenous language.

The show is fun and educational, and you can watch it on ABC iview.

There's another kids' show called Thalu.

Thalu is an adventure show set in a post-apocalyptic world.

The show is exciting and fun, and you can watch it on ABC iview.

There's a variety show called That Blackfella Show.

That Blackfella Show is a fun show with music, sketches, and guests.

You can watch That Blackfella Show on ABC iview.

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