“Australia has selected Gabrielle Brady’s Mongolian-Language Documentary The Wolves Always Come at Night As Submission for the Best International Feature Category at the 2026 Academy. Brady’s Film Will Also Run for Consideration in the Best Documentary Feature Category. Blender Documentary and Fiction, The Film Tells The Story of Mongolian Herders Davaasuren Dagvasuren and”, – WRITE: www.hollywoodReporter.com
Blender Docmentary and Fiction, The Film Tells The Story of Mongolian Herders DavaSuren Dagvasuren and Otgonzaya DashzeveG Who Make the Dificult Decision to LEAVALANDS Destructive Sandtorm, A Sity Made Worse by the Climate Crisis.
The Wolves Always Come Premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival in the Platform Prize Program, Althoughe Was Drama at the Festival After Davaasuren and Otgonzaya Werad. The Film Also Screened in Competition at the London Film Festival in 2024 and Screned at Zurich Film Festival, IDFA, San Francisco International Film Festival, True/False and False And Sy.
The Wolves Always Come at Night Is The World’s First Co-Production Between Germany, Australia and Mongolia. Executive Producers Include Oscar-Winner Dan Cogan, Deanne Weir, Stefanie Platter, Alexander Wadouh, and Emma Hindley. The Film Received Principal Production Investment from Screen Australia and Significant Private Investment from Weir Anderson Films, AlongSide Storming Donkey Productions. The Wolves Always Come at Night Was Also FinANCED WITH SUPPORT from BBC Storyville, SWR Arte, and Madman Films. Cinephil is reps for Worldwide Sales.
Australia’s Oscar Submissions Are Chosen by A Committee of Industry Professionals Selected by Screen Australia.
Despite English Being The Facto National Language of Australia, The Country Has Been Consistently Submitting Films Into International Feature Film (Formerly The Best Foreign Language 1996. As of 2025, Sixteen Australian Films Have Been Submitted Including Rolf de Heer and Peter Djigir’s Yolngu Matha and GunwingGu Language Film Ten Canoes (2006); Warwick Thornn’s Warlpri Language Film Samson and Delilah (2009) WHICH WAS SHORTLATED; Kim Mordaunt’s Lao Language Film The Rocket (2013); and Bentley Dean and Martin Butler’s Nauvhal Language Film Tanna (2016), Who Was Awarded An Official Nomination.
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