Kriv Stenders (b. 1959)

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Birthplace:
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Born:
January 1, 1959

Kriv Stenders is an Australian film director, writer, and producer. He gained prominence with the film Red Dog (2011), which became one of Australia's highest-grossing films and won numerous awards. Stenders has directed a variety of genres, including the thriller Kill Me Three Times (2014) and the war film Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan (2019). His work is noted for its storytelling and visual style.

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Camera Operator:
2009  Lucky Country

Cinematography:
2005  Blacktown
2009  Lucky Country

Creative Consultant:
2005  Blacktown
2009  Lucky Country
2023  Rose Gold

Director:
1994  Motherland
1998  Two/Out
2005  Blacktown
2005  The Illustrated Family Doctor
2007  Boxing Day
2009  Lucky Country
2011  Red Dog
2015  Kill Me Three Times
2015  Why Anzac with Sam Neill
2016  Red Dog: True Blue
2017  Australia Day
2017  The Go-Betweens: Right Here
2019  Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan
2020  Brock: Over the Top
2020  Slim & I
2022  Lee Kernaghan: Boy From The Bush
2023  Rose Gold
2025  Joh: Last King Of Queensland
2025  The Correspondent
????  Poacher

Producer:
1994  Motherland
1998  Two/Out
2005  Blacktown
2005  The Illustrated Family Doctor
2007  Boxing Day
2009  Lucky Country
2011  Red Dog
2015  Kill Me Three Times
2015  Why Anzac with Sam Neill
2016  Red Dog: True Blue
2017  Australia Day
2017  The Go-Betweens: Right Here
2019  Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan
2020  Brock: Over the Top
2020  Slim & I
2022  Lee Kernaghan: Boy From The Bush
2023  Rose Gold
2025  Joh: Last King Of Queensland
2025  The Correspondent
????  Poacher

Screenplay:
1994  Motherland
1998  Two/Out
2005  Blacktown
2005  The Illustrated Family Doctor
2007  Boxing Day
2009  Lucky Country
2011  Red Dog
2015  Kill Me Three Times
2015  Why Anzac with Sam Neill
2016  Red Dog: True Blue
2017  Australia Day
2017  The Go-Betweens: Right Here
2019  Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan
2020  Brock: Over the Top
2020  Slim & I
2022  Lee Kernaghan: Boy From The Bush
2023  Rose Gold
2025  Joh: Last King Of Queensland
2025  The Correspondent
????  Poacher

Story:
1994  Motherland
1998  Two/Out
2005  Blacktown
2005  The Illustrated Family Doctor
2007  Boxing Day
2009  Lucky Country
2011  Red Dog
2015  Kill Me Three Times
2015  Why Anzac with Sam Neill
2016  Red Dog: True Blue
2017  Australia Day
2017  The Go-Betweens: Right Here
2019  Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan
2020  Brock: Over the Top
2020  Slim & I
2022  Lee Kernaghan: Boy From The Bush
2023  Rose Gold
2025  Joh: Last King Of Queensland
2025  The Correspondent
????  Poacher

Writer:
1994  Motherland
1998  Two/Out
2005  Blacktown
2005  The Illustrated Family Doctor
2007  Boxing Day
2009  Lucky Country
2011  Red Dog
2015  Kill Me Three Times
2015  Why Anzac with Sam Neill
2016  Red Dog: True Blue
2017  Australia Day
2017  The Go-Betweens: Right Here
2019  Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan
2020  Brock: Over the Top
2020  Slim & I
2022  Lee Kernaghan: Boy From The Bush
2023  Rose Gold
2025  Joh: Last King Of Queensland
2025  The Correspondent
????  Poacher

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