Image: The great Mike Rubbo makes a dog video.
Mike Rubbo had an extraordinary career in documentary. Born in Melbourne, he was employed by the National Film Board of Canada in 1965 where he made classics like Sad Song of Yellow Skin, Waiting for Fidel, Solzhenitsyn’s Children are Alive and Making a Lot of Noise in Paris, and Daisy: Diary of a Facelift. You can download many of these films from the National Film Board of Canada for a fiver a pop. Note that none of them are longer than an hour.