Thursday 17 May, 2012
Goalpost Pictures, Joel Edgerton, Matthew Saville, international finance, an October shooting date - the Cannes announcement sets up an intriguing mainstream film.

News Feature by: Patricia Edgar
Thursday 17 May, 2012
Working on Indigenous productions is a privilege for non-Indigenous filmmakers, and can be a powerful, illuminating experience. Patricia Edgar remembers the production of Yolgnu Boy, through which she met Gulumbu Yunupingu, who died last week.

News Feature by: Tina Kaufman
Wednesday 16 May, 2012
Cutting edge fiction from Holland to Japan, inspired by real life, theatre, reality shows, interactions with the audience, and the simple density of a novel - these are some of the freshest approaches to drama on television.

News Feature by: Anne Richey
Wednesday 16 May, 2012
John Duigan, the writer/director behind Flirting and The Year My Voice Broke continues studying the marginalised in society with his new film, Careless Love, the story of a university student and prostitute in Sydney.

Wednesday 16 May, 2012
Very early evening sauciness beats later violence as an American high concept fantasy leads the way for Seven on 1.35m. Ten maxed out with Bikie Wars at 1.261m, to give it only third place for the night.

Wednesday 16 May, 2012
It`s back to haunt them all. The Voice hooks 2.199m people, and Ten has to duke it out with the ABC.

Wednesday 16 May, 2012
Parent is very angry about kid`s mocking post on Facebook. Parent makes video. Parent lives in Texas. Parent has dum-dum bullets. Kid might want to flee to Mexico.

Tuesday 15 May, 2012
The film which opens a festival is always political. This year, MIFF announces the gala event early, as both Sydney and Melbourne open with Asutralian films.

News Feature by: David Tiley
Wednesday 16 May, 2012
News Ltd has bought a space inside a growing titan of the Chinese film market, but the deal is convoluted enough to give risk-averse investors the horrors. Fortunately, it is small bikkies for the Murdochs.

Tuesday 15 May, 2012
The Hon Bob McMullan, (Honbob to his friends) takes over from Alaric McAusland as Chair of Ausfilm, a role which has been newly independified.