SBS On Demand – quick links
SBS On Demand: new this week
Pasa Faho – 1 June
Film (2025). Azubuike is a charming shoe salesman who is just making ends meet in Melbourne. When his 12-year-old son, Obinna, moves across the country to live with him, the estranged pair struggle to find stability in an already turbulent time.
With the news that Azubuike’s shop is to be sold to developers, the two must find answers or risk losing more than just the shoe shop. Winner of the Best International Feature Film at the 2025 AFRIFF Globe Awards. Made in association with SBS.
This Is Not A Murder Mystery – 4 June
Series. A unique, visually stunning and surprising whodunit set in the flamboyant 1930s. Young René Magritte’s (Pierre Gervais) life is about to change when he’s invited to participate in a private art exhibition at an opulent English estate, owned by the flamboyant Lord James (Aoibhinn McGinnity).
It’s 1936 and the art world is abuzz with the rise of surrealism. Fellow guests include Salvador Dali (Iñaki Mur), Lee Miller (Florence Hall), Man Ray (Frank Bourke), and Max Ernst (Mike Hoffman) – all artists on the brink of global fame.
Saving Yellowstone Season 2 – 4 June
Series. Saving Yellowstone with Dennis Quaid explores the intricate balance between nature, wildlife, and human activity in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Through captivating storytelling and scientific research, the series delves into the challenges and triumphs of preserving one of America’s most iconic wilderness areas. From the reintroduction of keystone predators to the impact of tourism and development, the show highlights the delicate interplay between conservation and coexistence.
Dinosaur Season 2 – 6 June
Series. Eight months after we last saw her, Nina (Ashley Storrie) is knee-deep in mud on an Isle of Wight dig site, living her palaeontology dream. Or at least, that’s what she tells herself. Truthfully, she’s exhausted, missing Glasgow, her family, Lee – oh, and her home comforts, namely sausage rolls.
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Journey Home, David Gulpilil – 27 May
When Australia’s most renowned Indigenous actor David Gulpilil passes away far from his Homeland, his family struggle against huge logistical challenges to fulfil his final wish, to bury him on his Homeland, over 4500 kilometres away.
The incredible access granted to the filmmakers is David’s family’s gift to the world, continuing his legacy of sharing his culture.
Narrated by Hugh Jackman and Baker Boy, Journey Home, David Gulpilil has won the 2026 AATA Best Documentary Award, 2026 AACTA Best Original Score in a Documentary (David Bridie), and 2025 DIFF Audience Award.
ScreenHub: Journey Home, David Gulpilil review – a fitting tribute to a cinematic hero
The Dry Season 3 – 29 May
Series. The Sheridans are back and about to face their biggest challenge yet – a long-held family secret that blows up all their certainties. Will this shocking revelation upend already fragile relations for good, or could this be the missing piece that will finally fix this most dysfunctional of Irish families?
This season Shiv (Roisin Gallagher) and the Sheridans are desperately trying to forge new lives, but change is harder than it looks.
The Hunt for the Last Nazis – 31 May
Documentary. Award-winning writer, producer and director Dan Goldberg investigates the story behind the alleged Nazi war criminals who immigrated to Australia after the second world war and managed to evade justice.
