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Deadline reports that the 40th Australian International Documentary Conference has unveiled its first wave of speakers, drawing notable names from the global nonfiction community. Poh Si Teng, whose film American Doctor is in contention this Oscar season, will join Oscar-nominated director Tamara Kotevska, known for Honeyland and The Tale of Silyan, along with programmer Basil Tsiokos and others yet to be announced. The lineup signals a gathering focused on craft and the documentary form itself, rather than celebrity spectacle.
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