The Australian Dingo Foundation is proud to announce the world premier screening of the much anticipated dingo documentary, On The Fence as the feature of DingoFest celebrations! For those in Melbourne, this will be a unique intimate and exclusive cinematic experience before the film's national cinema release. After years of filming, countless kilometres travelled, and conversations with people from every side; On The Fence takes us on a gritty, raw and deeply human journey into one of Australia's most complex and deeply divisive wildlife debates. Challenging long-held assumptions and confronting difficult truths, the film is at times spine-tingling, heart-wrenching and tear-jerking, while remaining profoundly thought-provoking. It invites audiences to look beyond the headlines and engage with the complexities of the dingo debate through the voices of those living it. The film is honoured to feature acclaimed actor Mark Coles Smith as narrator, whose powerful voice brings depth and authenticity to the story. Complementing the film is a hauntingly beautiful original score by Ronnie Minder, whose evocative music amplifies the emotion and impact of every scene. This is a film that promises to challenge, move and inspire—and one that audiences won't soon forget.

Harry Vincent is an Australian documentary filmmaker and environmental communicator whose work explores the intricate relationships between people, wildlife, and the landscapes they share. Over the past decade, he has built a career at the intersection of conservation, environmental storytelling, and documentary production, driven by a deep fascination with apex predators and the critical roles they play in maintaining healthy ecosystems.
The creation of On The Fence became an extraordinary journey across Australia, taking Harry to every mainland state and territory. Over three years, he travelled thousands of kilometres along the vast Dingo Fence, immersing himself in some of the country's most remote and challenging landscapes. Along the way, he spent countless hours filming, tracking, and observing dingoes in the wild while documenting the diverse and often deeply personal perspectives of the people whose lives and livelihoods intersect with them.
As founder of Yellow Tail Films, Harry is dedicated to creating films that inspire curiosity, challenge preconceived ideas, and foster meaningful dialogue about the natural world. His work seeks to bridge divides, illuminate complexity, and encourage a deeper understanding of the often-contentious relationships between people, wildlife, and Country.
Through compelling storytelling and a commitment to thoughtful exploration, Harry's films invite audiences to look beyond simple narratives and engage with the nuanced realities of conservation in modern Australia.
Buy tickets by the end of July to enjoy an Early Bird discount!
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