Anna Dvorak Trailers

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Anna Dvorak is a trilingual filmmaker from Sydney, Australia with an Eastern European background and is a member of the Australian Directors Guild. Her career has included not only film production but also podcast production, events, publicity and marketing. Anna has worked on various sets since 2018, ranging in genre and form, including films such as Taika Waititi’s Thor: Love & Thunder, Russell Crowe's Poker Face and David Leitch’s, The Fall Guy. Anna’s previous work has screened at international film festivals, including her first short documentary, Refined In The Fire, which screened and won some awards at over 20 international film festivals and was exhibited in Tasmania on The Loop in 2020 for International Women's Day. In 2023, Anna is developing a feature documentary called Generation Rent, while working on numerous other shorts.

Most Popular Anna Dvorak Trailers

Total trailers found: 5

The Choice to Love Trailer (2023)

01 January 2023

An Australian high school teacher is offered a job promotion while caring for her elderly Czech mother and must decide whether she will pursue doing what she loves or remain looking after the one she loves.

If/When Trailer (2025)

12 June 2025

When time-traveller Ollie glimpses a future without Az, they must defy the flow of their reality, risking everything to rewrite fate and hold onto love, if and when they can, before time tears them apart, forever.

Red Lantern Trailer (2023)

02 June 2023

Red Lantern is a homage to Ethnic-Australian Creatives. It explores the struggle of following your creative pursuits against all odds and family expectations, without a guarantee of success.

Content is King Trailer (2025)

01 March 2025

Nick, a striving content creator, gets the opportunity of a lifetime to join a viral challenge on the popular vlog Zane’s World, risking his own safety for the chance at online fame.

Pinch Trailer (2023)

04 August 2023

A student in her final year of high school battles a silent illness, which she hides from her mother, as she continues to be quietly overwhelmed by the pressures of family, peers and society.