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TV Review: The Luminaries is a knowing tale of love and fortune
Eleanor Catton's TV adaptation of her own New Zealand literary prize-winner is sparkling and cleverly crafted.
Documentary: A love story, by Dr Mitzi Goldman
The co-founder and CEO of Documentary Australia Foundation writes about the twelve Australian documentaries competing for this year's $10,000 prize…
AIDC stays hybrid post pandemic (we hope)
The AIDC goes both virtual and real for 2022, with a model which may endure as the new normal.
Box office: Victorians rush for Chinese tentpole as a defective robot sidles in
At last, we offer the box office results for the whole country. No joyful riots because there isn't much to…
Vale Bert Newton
The TV personality passed away on Saturday aged 83, after a long and storied career.
Melbourne cinemas open up and here's what's on
Melbourne cinemas are open again, hopefully for good. Moviegoers, get back to where you once belonged.
Sci-Fi beyond spaceships and little green men
The 2021 Sydney Science Fiction Film Festival returns for a second outing with a program for 'Australia's most adventurous movie-goers'.
NFSA defended by Zali Stegall, independent MP with a sense of humour
The National Film and Sound Archive has been battered for a long time. MP Zali Stegall mounts a forlorn defence…
Series Mania - the changing international market
François-Pier Pelinard-Lambert from Series Mania warns us that our national passion for reality TV is a real problem for international…
Minderoo Pictures turns red rock into visionary film fund
Minderoo Pictures has been financed with $10 million from the Andrew and Nicola Forrest philanthropic trust. The executive producer is…