Ben Smallbone is an Australian filmmaker and writer known for telling emotionally grounded stories that explore themes of faith, resilience, and purpose. Born in Sydney in 1981, he comes from a creative family that includes award-winning musicians and performers, and his work often blends music, storytelling, and social impact. He made a strong impression with Priceless (2016), a drama tackling human trafficking, which helped establish him as a voice in inspirational cinema. He went on to direct Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon in 2022, a music documentary that delves into the country legend’s personal battles and redemption journey. In 2024, he directed Homestead, a post-apocalyptic survival drama that follows families rebuilding after global catastrophe. Ben has also worked behind the scenes on projects like I Still Believe and A Rush of Hope, often taking on multiple roles including directing, editing, and producing. His work continues to reflect a deep commitment to meaningful storytelling that’s both visually engaging and emotionally honest, placing him among the key voices in modern faith-based cinema.
Primary craft
directing, writing
Birth date
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Latest project
Homestead
Awards
0 wins, 0 nominations
Credits
| Year | Title | Role | SpicyMeter | NollyCritic | Earnings |
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| 2024 | Homestead | directing |
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